“Reichold Street” is Debut Novel for Local Writer

PRLog (Press Release) - Apr. 18, 2012 - The story "Reichold Street" introduces a group of young, urban friends in the 1960s and follows them from youthful neighborhood intrigue to family dysfunction, murder, suicide and madness.

It explores, from the perspective of diverse characters, the relationships that unite, divide and sustain these friends and their families, from simple coming-of-age to the searing tragedy and redemption of war.

Siobahn McKinney, Writer and Editor, Northern Ireland says of “Reichold Street,” “Struggles in life, love and relationships have poignant touches that evoke empathy in Ron’s easy, narrative style….”

Ed Markowski, Writer and Poet, Auburn Hills, Michigan says, “Ron’s stories give voice to voices too often ignored….”

Ronald L. Herron is a member of the National Writers Association, Michigan Writers, and the Academy of American Poets. He has worked for some of the largest advertising agencies in the world, and a local Fortune 10 company. He lives in Michigan with his wife, a musician/composer/artist son, and a very large cat.

He has two additional books in the works, planned for a May 2012 release. They are the short story collections “Zebulon” (light fantasy) and “Tinker” (contemporary fiction).

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New author Ronald L. Herron is a member of the National Writers Association, Michigan Writers, and the Academy of American Poets. He has worked for advertising agencies and a Fortune 10 company. He lives in Michigan with his wife and a very large cat.