Contrary
to the advice of his father, Thomas J. Aron became a lawyer and
spent the next twenty-seven years proving that old Dad was right. A
major accomplishment of his legal career was his collection of
unusual experiences that have become the basis of much of his
writing. He left the legal profession in 1994 to pursue fulltime his
love of writing.
Aron
began writing for newspapers at age ten and continued this interest
as an avocation until his mid-50s. He was the primary contributor to
a 1989 news series about Denver’s controversial Two Forks Dam. It
was awarded Best Series by the Colorado Press
Association.
For nine
years he wrote Headgate, a monthly magazine column about water
resources for agriculture. His environmental news reporting was
highlighted by a 1995 story about pollution to a naturally pure
underground water supply from a municipal sewage plan.
His first
novel, The Dam, was used in manuscript form by a citizen-activist
group to help expose the dangerous deterioration of a major dam in
the West. His short stories have been published,
beginning with Xanadu, the literary journal of Doane
College.
A tribute to a childhood mentor was
published in 1997 as The Legend of Ernie The Bear. This book has become a collectors item that continues to grow in value.
He welcomes you to
read For Free his original short story of murder and intrigue called...
Warning:
Objects In Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear
by clicking Here .
Aron now lives in
the greater-Denver area and has three grown sons.
Contact Aron by email: tom@aronbestsellers.com!
Follow Aron and current events by viewing his blog Mind of Tom