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Since 1978, George Rothacker has owned Rothacker Advertising & Design, a firm specializing in creating coordinated marketing campaigns using multimedia, As a writer, photographer and film editor, Mr. Rothacker has published New York in the 1930s, written in conjunction with his gallery show of the same name, and produced many documentaries including America in Black & White and Many Colors, a documentary of discrimination and diversity in the United States, and Words of the Heart, the story of abolishionist Thomas Garrett and Garrett’s great-grand niece Dorothy Biddle James who both fought for human rights throughout their lives. His most recent documentary is a biography of the actor Jimmy Stewart, entitled Always Be Nice to People, commissioned by the James Stewart Foundation and narrated by Stewart’s daughter Kelly. In the course of his career George has received numerous awards and honors for his work locally and nationally with his paintings, designs and illustrations appearing in the New York Illustrators Annual, the Baltimore Sun, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the New York Times, and the Japanese Illustrators Annual. In 2019, George published his first novel, Singularity 1.0, the first of a planned trilogy of books about the future of humans, AI and technology spanning the years from 2029 to 2050. Singularity 2.0, the second in the series, is scheduled for publication in 2020. George lives in Villanova, Pennsylvania with his wife, Barbara, who is also a professional communications designer.