Dean George
Author
Dean George is a freelance writer based in Indiana and he and his wife have two sons, three grandchildren, and one bodacious American Eskimo puppy. Dean's personal blog is DeanRiffs.com and he may be reached at [email protected]
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John Jay: America’s Gifted Founding Father
From independence to the Constitution, Jay shaped the republic’s foundation.
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‘Stop in the Name of God’: Take That One Day Off
Charlie Kirk’s posthumously published book shows how honoring the Sabbath can bring about personal transformation.
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The Secretary of Congress Who Created the Nation’s Archives
The little-known secretary who documented the Revolution, shaped the Great Seal, and preserved the records that became America’s first national archives.
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John Hanson: America’s Reluctant First ‘President’
John Hanson, first president under the Articles of Confederation, guided the young U.S., laying the groundwork for Washington’s presidency.
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Edward Hibberd Johnson, ‘The Father of Christmas Lights’
Thanks to some clever advertising, the electrical age ushered in a whimsical decoration many of us may take for granted: multicolored string lights.
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A Surprising Twist on the Origins of the Candy Cane
The candy cane is one of the simplest types of candy, yet the confection boasts a variety of versions, flavors, and even origin stories.
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Senator John Kennedy Shows ‘How to Test Negative for Stupid’
A modern-day Mark Twain waxes humorously on Washington politics.
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‘Illusions of Trust’: A World Where Everyone Lies
A legal thriller that winds through a labyrinth of deceit, corruption, and peril.
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‘Reviving Our Republic: 95 Theses for the Future of America’
Michael Bedenbaugh’s book offers ways to clean up the corruption that has infiltrated every aspect of American life.
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‘The Imposs!ble Fortune’: A Thursday Murder Club Mystery
Residents at a posh retirement home investigate a murder and a bitcoin fortune.
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John Jay: America’s Gifted Founding Father
From independence to the Constitution, Jay shaped the republic’s foundation.
|
‘Stop in the Name of God’: Take That One Day Off
Charlie Kirk’s posthumously published book shows how honoring the Sabbath can bring about personal transformation.
|
The Secretary of Congress Who Created the Nation’s Archives
The little-known secretary who documented the Revolution, shaped the Great Seal, and preserved the records that became America’s first national archives.
|
John Hanson: America’s Reluctant First ‘President’
John Hanson, first president under the Articles of Confederation, guided the young U.S., laying the groundwork for Washington’s presidency.
|
Edward Hibberd Johnson, ‘The Father of Christmas Lights’
Thanks to some clever advertising, the electrical age ushered in a whimsical decoration many of us may take for granted: multicolored string lights.
|
A Surprising Twist on the Origins of the Candy Cane
The candy cane is one of the simplest types of candy, yet the confection boasts a variety of versions, flavors, and even origin stories.
|
Senator John Kennedy Shows ‘How to Test Negative for Stupid’
A modern-day Mark Twain waxes humorously on Washington politics.
|
‘Illusions of Trust’: A World Where Everyone Lies
A legal thriller that winds through a labyrinth of deceit, corruption, and peril.
|
‘Reviving Our Republic: 95 Theses for the Future of America’
Michael Bedenbaugh’s book offers ways to clean up the corruption that has infiltrated every aspect of American life.
|
‘The Imposs!ble Fortune’: A Thursday Murder Club Mystery
Residents at a posh retirement home investigate a murder and a bitcoin fortune.
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