Against the backdrop of a world teetering on the brink of World War II, the residents of a small eastern North Carolina town find themselves engaged on a battlefield where fear and hatred are the deadliest foes of all. It's a powerful tale of all our human emotions when blacks and whites, Jews and gentiles, and the KKK come together one sultry, explosive week in August. The resulting events, based on an actual incident in the author's boyhood, then beg the question...who among us truly is mad, and where does this madness come from? Levin's new novel, A Declaration of Madness, places him in the ranks of the great Southern storytellers we know and love so well.
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Ron Levin, third son of a Russian-Jewish immigrant, was eight when his family left Philadelphia and came south to eastern North Carolina. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of UNC, he subsequently earned his MA from the Writers Workshop at the University of Iowa. In the years that followed he has worked as a jazz musician, night club entertainer, college professor and marketing strategist. Much later, as the result of a life-changing experience, Levin attended Candler School of Theology at Emory University and now divides his time between prison ministry, teaching and writing. The author's first book, The Long Journey Home, was published to enthusiastic reviews and is now in its third priting. His first novel, Devil's Gut, has also won high praise of both reviewers and readers alike.
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