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The Dropper

Ron McLarty author of The Memory of Running, Traveler and Art In America has a new novel out on audio narrated by one audiobooks top narrators, Ron McLarty! The Dropper is a story of 2 brothers set in England in the 1920's that is both heartbreaking and humorous. It's a story evocative of both time and place told with the richly drawn characters you have come to expect from Mclarty's novels.

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In answer to the question, What is the funniest book you've ever read? for the no-obligation Book Club in July's edition of Real Simple magazine. “The Memory of Running by Ron McLarty, about a self-professed loser who takes a transcontinental bicycle trip to claim his dead sister's body. McLarty manages to pull off a hilariously absurdist plot. It's a work of comic genius.”


Hey all,

The great good news is the birth of Elora Josephine McLarty to Luke and Eilene in New Mexico. She is home with her parents in Santa Fe and doing very well. We are so excited to go and visit them in September and get some baby holding time in.

Trying to stay cool in the heat wave --luckily upstate our rental cottage is surrounded by trees which helps. Hiking the Poet's Walk and recently Montgomery Place where we hiked down to a waterfall on the Saw Kill and toured the house on the grounds which dates back to the 1700's. Been cooking a lot with all the great produce at the farm stands in the Hudson Valley.

I'm about to record the new David Baldacci book which is always a great adventure.

My 4th novel, The Dropper is available as an audio book (& download) through Random House--still hoping it makes it into print sometime soon. Writing away on a new novel and enjoying life with my beautiful bride, Kate!

Stay cool

Ron











Elizabeth P. Glixman interviews...
Ron McLarty, author of The Dropper


In order to play a variety of roles, a character actor develops a little spot in the corner of the brain where he stores those primal observations, the idiosyncrasies of everyday people. So I subconsciously found myself studying folks everywhere I went and filing the information in my big head.

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