Ross Ulysses Munroe is an accomplished creative professional, recognized for his work as Executive Editor and writer alongside his wife, Virginia. Their collaborative efforts span various media, including periodicals, a children's book, screenplays, and short stories, showcasing their versatility and talent in storytelling.
Exploring the interplay between life's small moments and significant events, this book delves into how these experiences shape our understanding of existence. It invites readers to reflect on the connections between seemingly ordinary occurrences and pivotal life changes, revealing a deeper narrative about the human experience. Through this lens, it encourages a holistic view of life, suggesting that every event, big or small, contributes to our personal journey.
Ross Ulysses Munroe's latest work is showcased in Volume 3 of his series, First Person Singular - a collection of short stories, essays, poems and insights certain to provoke and entertain. From the sordid to the sublime, Ross' writing is primarily drawn from his personal experience, in a delightful and unconventional mix of irony and pathos. From the Author: "There is a diamond - so clear, so transparent, unsullied by earthly matters and what matters not, which can only be apprehended by that which it reflects, a mirror without form. One that is cut so precisely, its edges are capable of rending mundane experience into ribbons, yielding the fleshy fruit that resides inside, yet remains unblemished. To look into any facet is to see unfolding phases of the moon, a kaleidoscope of change, of fabricated identifications. And the source of it all can be hunted by following the traces back to where they converge. So it is with the stories in my life, and in this book."