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R.K. Fitten is a trained journalist, who has done extensive reporting across the country, specializing in criminal justice and social issues. He also has considerable experience in market and public opinion research.

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Ronald Fitten

R.K. Fitten is a trained journalist, who has done extensive reporting across the country, specializing in criminal justice and social issues. He also has considerable experience in market and public opinion research.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, spent a year as a Journalism Fellow at the University of Michigan, and has been the recipient of more than a dozen feature and news-writing-reporting awards, including the Washington State Governor’s Journalism Award for stories about the developmentally disabled.

One of his former employers, The Seattle Times, nominated several of his articles for a Pulitzer Prize.

One of his former employers, The Seattle Times, nominated a body of his work for a Pulitzer Prize.

The March, which he characterizes as art imitating life, is his debut novel. A second novel, Music Rain, will be released in the fall of 2026.
The pandemic, Fitten revealed, compelled him to embark on a “dark night of the soul writing sojourn” that he expects to continue until he “transitions to the land of stars.”

The Journey Of A Storyteller

Early Life and Inspirations

the March: A new Chapter Begins With the Grand launch Event

October 26, 2024 – 5 min read

The March is R.K. Fitten’s debut novel. His second novel, Music Rain, will be released in the fall of 2026.