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Brian F. McNabb is a writer and an educator. McNabb, a 2002 fellow of the National Writing Project, was awarded the 2004 Treat Award for Excellence in the Teaching of the Humanities from the New Hampshire Humanities Council. He is the author of the regionally popular On Thin Ice.

McNabb grew up in Massachusetts and now lives in New Hampshire. He has always had an interest in monsters, undiscovered creatures, UFOs, and the supernatural. He also is a big fan of classic rock from The Beatles to Black Sabbath. Beyond that, McNabb is a New England sports fan and happily spoiled by the Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, and Patriots championships over the last twenty years.
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Devils in the Dark

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On Thin Ice

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Considering Cool

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Below Middle Ground: Stories

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A.M. Stewart’s The Attention Trap is an easy-to-follow exposé on the digital attention economy that reveals exactly how tech companies turned our focus into the world's most valuable comm
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“Think about it. Would you go around saying you were visited by space aliens if you couldn’t prove it to others, even if it really happened? Probably not if you wanted to be looked at as sane,” Tanner said. Lee gave a big eye-roll.”
Brian F. McNabb, Devils in the Dark
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“Think about it. Would you go around saying you were visited by space aliens if you couldn’t prove it to others, even if it really happened? Probably not if you wanted to be looked at as sane,” Tanner said. Lee gave a big eye-roll.”
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“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown”
H.P. Lovecraft, Supernatural Horror in Literature

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