JUNE 2006 — Recently heard on Stephen King's STATIONARY BIKE. Ron also reads King's baseball fan story, FAITHFUL, and his classic SALEM'S LOT.
DECEMBER 2001 — What a year for this actor/author. Ron was nominated for two Audie Awards—one for Original Work: his own novel THE MEMORY OF RUNNING, which he read with special heartfelt insight. The novel is still unpublished and was written originally as a play. Also in 2001, he took home the Audie prize in the mystery category for Laurence Shames’s THE NAKED DETECTIVE. Ron is an engaged storyteller—ably narrating a unique collection of WWII memoirs, BEYOND VALOR, and presenting A LONG WAY FROM CHICAGO, Richard Newton Peck’s Newbery-honored book, with particular style. He deftly pulls out the gripping suspense of James Grippando and Peter Straub, yet amiably lends credibility to the light fare of Danielle Steel. Ron continues to write plays and appears with regularity on “Law and Order” while serving listeners an eclectic fare of audiobooks. --2001 Narrator Yearbook