Robert Morrow (1)

Robert Morrow grew up in Silicon Valley, then circumnavigated his way around the Bay Area to eventually wind up in San Francisco. He left that great city in 2002 for life in the Pacific Northwest. He now lives in the Seattle area, close to many of the locations described in Ringing True. 
Under other noms de plume, he is a published nonfiction author, poet and lead musical contributor to the semi-fictional band Acoustic Disturbance. Mr. Morrow has served in many leadership positions in the business and nonprofit sectors and writes regularly on workplace dynamics in various articles and blogs. His interests include travel, the arts, drama, music, baseball, football, history, dance and the incredibly exciting and supportive woman with whom he shares his life. Favorite authors include Dickens, Vonnegut, Dickinson, Hardy, Dostoevsky, Robert Caro, Whitman, Benedetti and Neruda.
"I wrote Ringing True with two goals in mind. The first was to write a great story that would get people to laugh and think at the same time. The second was to get people engaged in talking about and dealing with the challenges of our time. I realize that this is a pretty tall order for a self-published author in a self-absorbed world, but I've always been silly enough to believe that the impossible is always possible."