Ron Goldberg

Ron Goldberg’s creative life has spanned all manner of old and new media, including film, music, television and the internet. As a technology columnist for New York Newsday, his work was read nationally via the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, and his multimedia producer's "bible" has been courseware on four continents. An early web pioneer, he was a tech correspondent for one of the first online newspapers in the U.S., and a co-architect of the web’s first broad-scale portal for consumer electronics.

Turning to the world of make-believe, Ron’s fiction was first published by the Jewish Literary Journal in 2024. His debut short story collection, "Next Year In Paterson" has been honored with the Gold Medal for short story fiction by the Independent Publishers Book Awards, the Silver Medal for short story collections by Reader Views, a Bronze Medal by The BookFest, and was named a Top 100 Notable Indie Book of 2025 by Shelf Unbound.

A Paterson, NJ native and longtime New Yorker, Ron now lives in Los Angeles with his wife Brenda.