Ronn Munro
Ronn Munro grew up in Collingswood, New Jersey. Graduated from Collingswood High School. Joined the Pennsylvania Railroad to see the world and got as far as Philadelphia, where circumstances put him out of work. He eventually enrolled at Temple University on a Athletic Scholarship and in 1956 graduated from the School of Education. After a tour of Europe on Uncle Sam (39th Signal Battalion,7th Army and TDY to several other outfits) he returned home to teach high school and coach football in Pennsylvania. (Wilson Borough High School and William Allen High School respectively) after which he sold life insurance with New York Life. After getting the old "is that all there is feeling" he moved back to Philadelphia and worked downtown for the Insurance Company of North America. After discovering that the insurance industry did not prize the creative mind, he relocated to Eagleville Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, where he was the Director of Education and Training for the next four years.
He left Eagleville and maintained a private practice of Group Counseling and Training until 1985 when he decided to try theatre as a vocation, a task he had desired to try and had dabbled in for most of his adult life. After a litany of roles in Community Theatre he dove into Professional theatre and acquired his Equity Card, a necessary ticket to moving up. Getting paid was good. After several years on the East Coast Circuit (New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.) He started to fulfill the requirements for his Screen Actors Guild and American Federation of Radio and Television Artists cards. After attaining both cards he was busily engaged and working steadily. After spending 11 months with the Barry Manilow Organization doing Copacabana at Ceasars Atlantic City, he concentrated on Television and Feature Films. All the while working out of New York City which required a daily commute and on occasion overnights.
A re-evaluation of his circumstances and the purchase of a computer encouraged him to start writing again, something he had not done on a regular basis since the typewriter was sent to the attic. Following the recommendations of his college literature professor, he concentrated on those things he knew something about and loved.....his pets. Later he would retrieve some of his older poems and assemble an anthology that displayed his variable writing talents. His ability to play with language in order to provoke emotion was evident.
Ronn still works on feature films and an occasional commercial. But most of his time is spent writing prose and poetry. His current long term challenge is recording his memoirs.
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Little Did I Know Print Add to Cart $10.71 Print Booklet Add to Cart $7.00 DISK Add to Cart $6.00 DOWNLOAD Add to Cart $3.00
This book is a closer than normal look at irony and how we tend to take it for granted and move on when what we ought to do is learn from the experiences. If a person is allowed (encouraged) to experience and appreciate life's ironies, so will they appreciate the effort of participation, regardless of the result. It is also a predictable developer of confidence. I believe that if you undertake a task with good intentions and the proper preparation and an open mind, the outcome will be beneficial whether the outcome is what you planned or not
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A Small Book of Poems and Thoughts Disk Add to Cart $6.00 Download Add to Cart $3.00 I first learned that prose is the best use of words and that poetry was the use of the best words. In each persons life there are moments that, by there very nature, demand to be recorded and kept. Some of these moments require that the idea be recorded as poetry. This, in turn, raises the bar on preserving an idea in a way that allows many to experience the same moment over and over again. The goal is to allow that moment, that is so moving, to be felt personally by all who read the lines. If one is lucky the written word is not only understood but can be applied universally to many people who have lived much different lives..... but arrive at similar conclusions in their translation. Such is my desire in sharing this historical view of life. Read and let your mind translate the moments. |
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Stories & Poems For Pet Lovers Print Add to Cart $8.03 Disk Add to Cart $6.00 Download Add to Cart $3.00 Whether it was a chicken or a cat or dog they all got names in our house. And they all knew their names.
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Residue Thoughts Disk Add to Cart $7.50 Download Add to Cart $4.50 This book is a record of the things that stimulate and intrigue me as I go through my days. It is about everyday things. Things that we all see and experience at one level or another. Some are poems of the standard brand. Some are recorded just as they come out. Some are of acquaintances and some are of people and situations observed from afar. |
Magic Moments Disk Add to Cart $7.50 Download Add to Cart $4.50 The meaning of the saying,
"True love never does run smooth"
was never clear to me.
I now understand it to mean
that true love endures the
roadblocks and setbacks.
True love endures.
"But it all comes down to feelings.
Feelings that are generated from
within and feelings that, because
of the complexity generated by
combining all the
sexual and spiritual elements,
cannot be understood by another
person observing the phenomenon."
"Don't mix up romanticism with love.
Romanticism is the art of making the
best of a loving situation.
Being romantic is expanding the sensitive,
being creative in caring.
Yes, romantic is also a necessary
life expression. Mix
up love and romance and problems arise"
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A Serpentine Journey in Prose Print Add to Cart $11.88 Disk Add to Cart $7.50 Download Add to Cart $4.50
This book might well be labeled as a kaleidoscope of the development that takes place in one's life and how the randomness eventually comes together for the best.
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