Ron Ripley

Ron Ripley is a horror fiction author who hails from the chilly region of New England. He has become a popular figure in the horror genre, despite his interest in writing military history as well. Growing up, Ripley lived across from a large cemetery that he found to be quite eerie, particularly due to the red lights placed on the headstones. This upbringing in a spooky setting may have contributed to his interest in horror writing.

Ripley is a family man, with a wife and children, and he currently resides in the New England area. The region's small towns and cold weather seem to have a significant impact on his writing and provide inspiration for his work. In addition to writing, Ripley enjoys collecting books and giving impromptu lectures on military history to his family, although they often ignore him during these times.

Ripley has written several book series, including the "Moving In Series," "Berkley Street Series," "Haunted Collection Series," "Haunted Village Series," "Tormented Souls Series," "Death Hunter Series," and various standalone books such as "Sherman’s Collection," "Boylan House," "Blood Contract," "Enfield Horror," "Hungry Ghosts," and short story collections like "Ghost Stories" and "Scary Stories." He has also contributed to multi-author collaborations, including "Cult of the Endless Night" and "Soldier of Death Series." Ripley's work spans across horror, military history, and supernatural themes, demonstrating his versatility as a writer.