Ronald A. Fagan
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Ronald A. Fagan

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Ronald A. Fagan was born in Southeastern Washington, and resides in Tri-Cities, Washington, and Seattle, Washington. Always a love for reading, one day he hoped to pen a few literary additions of his own, and thus began his journey. Within months, his first Novel was complete, When We Were Kings, Sometimes Truth is Stranger Than Fiction. A comical, yet emotional coming of age story outlining his childhood experiences into adulthood. A cluster of short stories, and he was hit by the writing bug. Months later, he had written 6 novels, To be released. Some Autobiographical, some Biographical from his years as a pediatric nurse. Some non-fictional, so as he waits for the launch of each book he got bored. So he wrote a children's book about his companion friend Reggie called, My Best Friend, Big Red Bird. It will be a series of exciting adventures for a man and his bird. Now the second is out. A wonderful and colorful journey of the day with his Scarlett Macaw Reggie suitable to all ages. Is now working on fiction and non-fiction projects and can't seem to get enough. "So much fun to see where the journey leads," he says. "As much as reading an unknown book yourself." He has degrees in Nursing, mainly pediatric, hence the love of children and his reason's for children's books, as well as novels. Mr. Fagan also hold's degrees in Biology, as well as Engineering. He enjoys many genre's, and wishes to explore them all. Writing was a huge desire, but needed the words, once found, he started, and now? He's loving every second.
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