I'm Adam Ronin, proudly rooted in the scenic backdrop of Fort Collins, Colorado. At 41, my identity isn't just wrapped up in being a musician and author; I'm a living archive of nostalgia and ambition. The vibrant 80s are not just a decade to me; they're a part of who I am.

 

My deep-seated love for horror isn't just about the thrill; it's about capturing the essence of the unknown, much like the haunting notes of my music and the unpredictable turns in my stories.

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As someone who grew up during the video game revolution, these pixelated adventures were more than just games; they were my first foray into expansive worlds, offering inspirations that often seep into my music and writing.

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And then there's my collection – my meticulously curated trove of action figures. To many, they might be mere toys, but to me, they're emblematic. They're not just figurines; they're art, each echoing iconic moments from a time that I revere.

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In a world that's always racing towards the next big thing, I stand as a bridge to the timeless. Through my songs, my books, and my cherished love for creation, I aim to both honor myself, geeky reverence, and to carve out a niche that's unmistakably Adam Ronin.