Authors

Gina D. B. Clemen

1 book

Gina DeJesus

Gina DeJesus became a kidnapping statistic when she disappeared at age 14 while walking home from school on April 2, 2004. She was imprisoned with two other young women, Michelle Knight and Amanda Berry, by former school bus driver Ariel Castro, the estranged father of one of DeJesus's friends. After a nearly 10-year period of captivity, which included rape, beatings and starvation, DeJesus and her fellow captors were rescued by neighbors in May 2013 after Castro left the house and Berry managed to flee to the front door of the house, where she screamed for help. Source: biography.com

1 book

Gina Dent

Gina Dent (Ph.D., English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University) is Associate Professor of Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Legal Studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she received the Dizikes Faculty Teaching Award in the Humanities in 2019 and the Chancellor’s Achievement Award for Diversity in 2007. She previously held positions at Princeton University and Columbia University and was Director of the Institute for Advanced Feminist Research at UCSC, as well as Principal Investigator for the UC Multicampus Research Group on Transnationalizing Justice. Currently, she is Faculty Fellow at the UCSC Institute of the Arts and Sciences, working as a consultant for the Barring Freedom exhibition (San José Museum of Art) and as co-convener of the Visualizing Abolition series of events, which includes the video collection Music for Abolition (https://visualizingabolition.ucsc.edu). She is the editor of Black Popular Culture and author of articles on race, feminism, popular culture, and visual art. Working at the hinges of the disciplines of literature, law, and anthropology, her current working projects grow out of her work as an advocate for prison abolition—Abolition. Feminism. Now. (co-authored with Angela Y. Davis, Erica R. Meiners, and Beth E. Richie), Visualizing Abolition (co-edited with Rachel Nelson), and Prison as a Border, on popular culture and the conditions of knowledge. She has offered graduate courses and faculty seminars in critical race studies, critical theory and postcolonialism, and black feminisms in Brazil (Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador and Universidade Federal Recôcavo da Bahia, Cachoeira), Colombia (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), and Sweden (Linköping University), as well as at the European Graduate School, and lectures widely on these and other subjects. She is a member of Scholars for Social Justice, the Portal Project, and works with organizations nationally and internationally, primarily on justice-related concerns.-Haymarket Books

1 book

Gina Erickson

1 book

Gina Farago

1 book

Gina Ferris

3 books

Gina Fields

3 books

Gina Ingoglia

5 books

Gina Jacobs

Gina Keating

1 book

Gina Kolata

1 book

Gina Kolata

Gina Bari Kolata is an American science journalist and author.

1 book

Gina Lamm

1 book

Gina L. Maxwell

Gina L. Maxwell is a New York Times, USA Today, and #1 International bestselling author living in the upper Midwest, despite her scathing hatred of snow and cold weather. As a lifelong romance novel addict, she began writing as another way of enjoying her love of Happily Ever Afters. Her debut novel in 2012, Seducing Cinderella, hit the bestseller lists within a month of its release and continues to be a fan favorite more than a decade later. When she’s not reading, writing, or spending way too much on planners and office supplies, Gina enjoys hanging out with her son and daughter who’ve left the nest, snuggling her many fur babies, and dreaming of her someday-move to someplace tropical. (<a href="https://romance.ginalmaxwell.com/about/">source</a>)

1 book

Gina Loveless

2 books

Gina Mayer

deutsche Schriftstellerin German writer

8 books

Gina McIntyre

1 book

Gina McKinnon

1 book

Ginandjar Kartasasmita

1 book

Gina Ogden

1 book

Gina Renee Dunham

1 book

Gina Rippon

1 book

Gina Robins

Gina Robins is a pseudonym of Connie Feddersen, an American writer of romance and mystery novels.

1 book

Gina Shaw

1 book

Gina Smith

2 books

Gina Stella dell'Assunta

Gina Stella dell'Assunta (she/her & ze/hir), formerly Gina de Vries, is a queer sex worker, writer, and performance artist.

1 book

Gina Vild

1 book

Gina Welborn

1 book

Gina Wilkins

26 books

Gina Wohlsdorf

1 book

Ginette Mathiot

1 book

Ginevra Liptan

1 book

Ginger Alden

1 book

Ginger Chambers

Ginger Chambers was born in Texas, USA. She had no plans to become a writer while she was growing up. But she always loved words and stories, so it was only natural that the inevitable happened, when she published her first romance novel in 1981. After writing over thirty books, Ginger still loves the profession she was ultimately drawn to. She considers it one of the great joys of her life to be able to create characters that come to life on the page and place them in situations that entertain her, as well as her readers. She authored the popular seven-book series The West Texans. Her two children now grown, Ginger makes her home with her husband near the beautiful Pacific in Northern California. Ginger loves to hear from readers. You can reach her through her web site or email her and at gingerchambers@sbcglobal.net

4 books

Ginger Foglesong Guy

1 book

Ginger Gail Strand

1 book

Ginger Garrett

3 books

Ginger Knowlton

1 book

Ginger Luters

1 book

Ginger Ly

1 book

Ginger MacDonald

1 book

Ginger Rhode

1 book

Ginger Rogers

American actress

1 book

Ginger Strand

1 book

Ginger Wadsworth

1 book

Ginie Polo Sayles

2 books

Ginie Sayles

2 books

Gini Sikes

1 book

Gini Stephens Frings

1 book

Ginjer L. Clarke

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