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In 2011, the publication of his novel Floating Staircase garnered him much praise, and the novel won a Gold IPPY Award and was nominated by the Horror Writers Association for the Bram Stoker Award for best novel of 2011.

During a 2011 radio interview, Malfi stated that most of his fiction deals with the concept of lost or confused identity.

Floating Staircase - Nominated for a Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel of 2011 - Independent Publisher Book Award (Gold Medal of Honor) - Winner (third place), Vincent Preis International Horror Award

In 2010, his novel Snow was released in paperback to much acclaim, as reviewers touted the novel's near-flawless pacing and descriptive writing. Malfi claims the novel was "feverishly hammered out in about two weeks." The plot of the novel follows a group of strangers in to a town in Iowa which has been overrun by snow phantoms that can turn people into flesh-hungry zombies.

In 2009, his novel Shamrock Alley, based on the true exploits of his own father, a retired Secret Service agent who went undercover and infiltrated the violent Irish gang in Manhattan known as The Westies, was released and optioned for television. The novel also won a Silver Independent Publisher Book Awards medal (IPPY) in the thriller/suspense/mystery novel category in 2010.

Malfi is also a musician, who has composed music for independent films, and was the lead singer/songwriter and rhythm guitarist for the Baltimore-based alternative rock band Nellie Blide (from 2000-2002) and his current project, Veer.

Ronald Malfi was born on April 28, 1977 in Brooklyn, New York. His father was a Secret Service agent and his mother was a stay-at-home mom, who eventually raised four children, of which Ronald was the eldest. His father's job saw the family transferred to various cities throughout the northeast until they eventually relocated to Severna Park, Maryland, where Ronald attended Severna Park High School until his graduation in 1995. Malfi went on to study at Anne Arundel Community College and ultimately received a degree in English from Towson University in 1999.