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Blog postStorytelling is important, right? Yes for fiction, yes for history, and a third yes for current events. Why just report the news when you can tell about it? That’s what the Georgetown View Magazine does. Where I live, the View is a small window into the people, places, and things that share our neighborhoods. Not a more »
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Blog postLet’s face it, parents. Our kids aren’t listening. They have a million things on their minds, and we don’t make the list. No, they’re not bad kids, but . . . just sayin’. What happened last time you asked her more »
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Blog postAuthor Ben Ireland is a murderer. He says so himself. “I have a bad habit of killing people in my writing.” Indeed, becoming a character in a Ben Ireland story could be a death sentence. After all, this writer invented a fairyland where humans often died (Moments in Millenia, Xchyler Publishing). “My mother doesn’t approve,” more »
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Blog post. . . have been greatly exaggerated. Ever wonder what happened to Author Ginger C. Mann? Oh, it’s the worst. I have a day job and a night job that both thrill me. I mean, nothing kills storytelling like good, paying work, but two jobs’ worth of fulfilling work? If you’re a story in my more »
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Blog postA Walk with Thomas Murphy And Author Julie Barnson I am fond of my little Walks, you know . . . it’s not every author who gets to act out a scene with someone else’s character. So far, I have been a set of twins, a steampunked tourist, a girl who rides a flying horse, more »
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Blog postA walk by the River With Author A. F. Stewart I am walking today with a young college woman. She just arrived back in town to support her family, and I’m afraid she has come in to a scene of chaos. See, tonight, I am with a number of townspeople involved in a search party. more »
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Blog postA priest that sees ghosts? Can he help Aunt Betty? Interviewed by Author A. F. Stewart Young Father Mahoney never wanted to see a ghost. In fact, the parapsychologist-turned-priest hoped for just the opposite: as a Ph. D. student, he set out to find a cure for paranormal activity. How? By fixing sick minds. College more »
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Blog postBetty woke up, confused and in a cold sweat. She put her hand out, searching for clues to her surroundings. An old-style paper phone book jumped into it. Slowly, she focused her eyes on the words ‘Lake Charles.’ “Oh, yeah,” she mumbled. “Aunt Betty!” A cheery voice piped into her room from somewhere. “Somebody’s awake.” more »
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Blog postLove, death, and books My walk with a Librarian and Author Danielle E. Shipley I was privileged (?) today to walk as myself: a tall, blonde, suburban Texan woman; a new author looking for opportunities. I don’t know what to make of the character who has received me, but her invitation was so kind, so more »
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Blog postMy house belongs to “them.” They are everywhere. I put something away, it jumps back out. I walk down the hallway, something walks behind me. The television turns itself on, the lights flicker, a dish falls to the floor. Sometimes, a piano plays. In the thick veil of early morning, I hear them and feel them. more »
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Blog postI cannot let this day pass without a tip of the hat to four excellent bloggers. Don’t miss a visit to the sites of these authors. Among the fascinating reads you will find in their archives are interviews with yours truly, and a link to a certain book you have got to get for Halloween, Beyond more »
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Blog postHey, look! We're getting smarter. We now know that: Texting isn't private Facebook isn't private Chatrooms aren't private Email isn't private Done, we're ditching all of that racket. We need a new hangout. But we're not ditching our devices, right? Continue reading →
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Blog postA picture is worth a thousand words, but what do your snaps really say? It may be something you didn’t intend. For example, did you know that your phone might be telling the whole world exactly where you are and when? Continue reading →
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Blog postEver have that ridiculous bad dream? You know, the one where you were supposed to give a speech in your high school lunchroom, and you suddenly looked down, and there you were standing in your underwear? Well, that dream is a reality now for some coders and web server administrators across the globe. It's hard to explain just how much this upsets me. Continue reading →
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Blog postRick Mann is an attorney who attended Taylor University, and graduated from Ohio State University, with degrees in both education and law (Juris Doctor). He is a widely published author and speaker, who has served as Legal Counsel for school administrators since 1974. Continue reading →
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Blog postAuthor, engineer, and mother, with advanced degrees in both digital security and psychology, Ginger Commander has participated in decades of digital security evolution. Commended for her defense work by Army brass, and currently integrating leading-edge financial systems, Ginger is a key contributor to Rick Mann's cyber-safety campaign, "Think Before You Click." Continue reading →
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Blog postDo you really want to publicly broadcast your whereabouts, or even worse, your family's whereabouts? Do you really want vids of naked people online, some of them underage kids? (Hint: Child Pornography laws apply here and to you. Are you listening now?) Do you really want your future college recruiter, or worse, future employer, to see the crush site you published to bully someone in high school? Do you really, truly think that no one will ever notice when you do something dumb in public?
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Blog postRick made his public profession of faith at the age of 13 and has maintained a commitment to study, prayer and Christian service throughout his life. He was active in the local and international Youth For Christ ministries throughout his teenage years, singing as a soloist and in the local and international ensembles. Continue reading →
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Blog postLet’s get real: No set of code and wires can fully protect you from yourself. As with all social interactions, your own safety is up to you. Want to take control of your digital life? Read on. Continue reading →
Books By Ginger Mann
Shades and Shadows: A Paranormal Anthology
Oct 09, 2013
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J. Aurel Guay ,
E. Branden Hart ,
Ginger Mann ,
Marian Rosarum ,
R. M. Ridley ,
Scott E. Tarbet ,
Scott William Taylor ,
Eric White ,
Neve Talbot ,
Terri Wagner
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The Toll of Another Bell: A Fantasy Anthology
Jan 31, 2015
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Jodi L. Milner ,
Timothy Vincent ,
Elise Stephens ,
Thaxson Patterson II ,
Scott E. Tarbet ,
F.M. Longo ,
Ginger Mann ,
J.R. Potter
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Beyond the Wail: 12 Grave Stories of Love and Loss
Oct 07, 2015
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Tirzah Duncan ,
Julie Barnson ,
Amanda Banker ,
Jay Barnson ,
A.F. Stewart ,
Ginger C. Mann ,
L.K. McIntosh ,
F.M. Longo ,
T.N. Payne ,
Alex McGilvery
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