Lee Ross

Lee Ross

Lee Ross is an acclaimed writer of both fiction and non-fiction who has crafted works with insight and emotion that touch the hearts of readers all over the world. Born and raised in Albany, Georgia, Ross graduated from the University of Georgia with a bachelor of arts degree in journalism. He began his literary career in the late 1960’s, writing numerous essays and stories for magazines and journals like New York Magazine and Now. After taking a hiatus from writing until the '90's, Ross continued to write and publish works throughout his life, primarily focusing his narrative on stories of small-town Georgia and tales of humor, heartache, and suspense.

One of Ross’s most acclaimed works is his debut novel, Southern Discomfort, published in 2000. This story follows Darryl Boone, a meek and unassuming antiques dealer in the small Georgia town of Danielsville. His mundane lifestyle is flipped upside-down when rich city slicker, Darsey Bronson, arrives in town, quickly making a splash in the local community and garnering a substantial amount of attention. This action brings Darsey and Darryl in close proximity, and soon the two men are drawn together on a path of friendship and understanding.

The story quickly delves deeper as the two navigate their respective emotions and realities and more secrets come to light. Through anguish and joy, the two learn how to guide and look out for one another as they both face difficult decisions and the consequences that follow.

Ross has a gift for creating characters that captivate and linger in the reader’s mind. In Southern Discomfort, he is able to create an absorbing portrait of small-town Georgia that captures the heart and soul of the South. The writing is sincere and honest, creating a powerful impact that resonates with the reader long after the book is closed. Likewise, his characters are complex and genuine, allowing readers to be swept away by their stories in a way that few authors can accomplish.

Ross’s work often explores themes of redemption, understanding and resilience despite the harrowing and sometimes unbearable odds individuals must face. He has a knack for finding those small moments of victory in the midst of turmoil, allowing the reader to discover hope and solace in the face of adversity.

Lee Ross is an acclaimed writer whose books offer compelling stories that can leave the reader both moved and inspired. Southern Discomfort is a beautiful exploration of the heartland of America, as well as a look into the complexities of life, relationships and emotions. The writing is thoughtful and resonant, and it’s easy to see why Ross has earned many recognition and accolades throughout the years.

Author books:

The Person and the Situation: Perspectives of Social Psychology

The Person and the Situation: Perspectives of Social Psychology

"The Person and the Situation" explores how behaviour is rooted in social, cultural, and situational factors.