A Troll's Phantasmagoria (Article) - 11/18/2015 11:38:55 AM
A very moving tribute to Ronald J. Willis and his family who found his manuscript to submit for publication.
Scandanavian-Type Troll Sparks Novel (Article) - 10/16/2015 9:49:16 AM
Responding to Ronald Hall: This comment is NOT written by Ronald Willis, it is written by his widow. A few years ago, we discovered the typewritten mss of his novel, written in the early 1970s, and decided to try to get it published. After it was published, I tried to summon up his ghost to get him to sign in himself to Author's Den, but I was unsuccessful, so I did it myself. The way AD is set up, the only way I could find to associate his name with the book and bio was to have the info under his name, so that it shows as the author of the book. The copyright of the book, is in the name "Estate of Ronald J. Willis," in other words, family members to whom he left his estate. I don't know what website you went to give you the idea that the author of this book is still alive. Sure you were on the right website? Ronald Willis is not an uncommon name and I'm sure there are some live Ronald Willises with websites, but they are not him. The correct website to go to is named "A Troll's Phantasmagoria" (linked to above) The url is http://rwbook.weebly.com If you click on, or go directly to, the "About" page http://rwbook.weebly.com/about.html and scroll down past the book info and then his picture, you will see biographical information giving the date and cause of his death. If you want to get an idea of his writing, an excerpt of from the beginning of the book is posted on http://rwbook.weebly.com/excerpt.html
Scandanavian-Type Troll Sparks Novel (Article) - 10/15/2015 11:29:00 AM
At first I was confused, but after checking your website it is obvious that you didn't die 40 years ago, are very much alive, and pimping your book to us today as some kind of article.
If your stories are so good, why don't you post one for our review?
Ron
