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Authors think of their writings as their children. Produced with infinite care, shown to a few friends, and lovingly tucked away in some obscure file where they sleep undisturbed. I came across one such file recently. It was entitled "Miscellaneous writings: poems, stories, essays, etc." I felt it was time to wake them for public scrutiny. So here they are. Please be kind. They're fragile.

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Authors think of their writings as their children. Produced with infinite care, shown to a few friends, and lovingly tucked away in some obscure file where they sleep undisturbed. I came across one such file recently. It was entitled "Miscellaneous writings: poems, stories, essays, etc." I felt it was time to wake them for public scrutiny. So here they are. Please be kind. They're fragile.
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Autorenporträt
Ronald Paul Fattibene is an 85 year old author of novellas, short stories, plays, essays, and poetry. He wrote his first novel at the age of 12 and produced a weekly newspaper at the age of 14, neither of which were read by anyone. Mr. Fattibene holds a bachelors degree in communications from Boston University, a masters, sixth year, and he has 40 credit hours toward a PhD. Prior to his retirement, he had an extensive career in business and taught communications and marketing at the secondary and graduate school level. His plays were produced as stage readings in the Eastbound Theater in Milford Connecticut. He has traveled extensively with his beloved wife Joyce. They have visited Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America. Mr. Fattibene currently resides on the shores of the Housatonic River in Stratford, Connecticut. His name, when translated from the Italian, is Ronnie Do-Good.