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Ronald Citron’s A Journey Through Sabbaths Lost Featured in Publishers Weekly Indie Spotlight

Thought-Provoking Inspirational Nonfiction Explores the Challenge of Preserving a Day of Rest in Today’s Fast-Paced World


San Antonio, TX – WEBWIRE

The Ewings Publishing proudly announces that author Ronald Citron has been featured in the Indie Spotlight section of the July 27 issue of Publishers Weekly (page 71) for his thought-provoking inspirational nonfiction book, “A Journey Through Sabbaths Lost: If God Intended the Sabbath, Why Did He Create Home Ownership?”

Recognized as one of the publishing industry’s most respected trade publications, Publishers Weekly serves as a trusted resource for booksellers, librarians, publishers, literary agents, reviewers, and publishing professionals seeking notable new titles. Ronald Citron’s inclusion in the Indie Spotlight brings his work to the attention of this influential audience while expanding awareness of a book that explores one of modern life’s most relatable struggles: protecting time for rest, reflection, and renewal.

In “A Journey Through Sabbaths Lost,” Citron offers readers a thoughtful and engaging examination of why the Sabbath - intended as a day of peace and introspection - is so often overtaken by the practical demands of everyday life. Rather than approaching the subject through theological debate or criticism, the book invites readers into an honest conversation about the countless responsibilities that compete for their attention.

From unexpected roof leaks and emergency home repairs to unfinished renovation projects, household maintenance, and the endless responsibilities that accompany homeownership, Citron explores the ordinary events that quietly consume the very day many hope to reserve for spiritual reflection and personal renewal. Through seventeen insightful chapters filled with humor, warmth, and practical observations, he encourages readers to reconsider how they spend their time and how they might reclaim moments of rest in an increasingly demanding world.

What makes Citron’s work especially compelling is its balanced and accessible approach. The book neither preaches nor condemns. Instead, it offers readers an opportunity to reflect on their own experiences while encouraging thoughtful conversations about faith, priorities, family life, and the importance of intentional living. Its universal themes extend beyond religious audiences, speaking to anyone striving to achieve a healthier balance between life’s obligations and personal well-being.

Ronald Citron’s literary career reflects an extraordinary range of interests and talents. In addition to inspirational nonfiction, he has authored children’s books designed to teach valuable life lessons and foundational mathematical concepts, including A Lesson for Mean Face, The Proudest Triangle, Not a String, and The Adventures of Bednore. He is also the creator of The Absolutely, Positively World’s Worst Joke Book, a collection of clean, family-friendly humor free from offensive language and inappropriate content.

Citron’s diverse educational background includes advanced degrees in both engineering and music, allowing him to combine analytical thinking with artistic creativity. Whether composing classical music, performing on the piano, or writing books that encourage reflection and lifelong learning, his work consistently demonstrates a commitment to enriching the lives of readers through meaningful ideas and engaging storytelling.

His feature in the Publishers Weekly Indie Spotlight represents an important milestone in his publishing journey and provides increased visibility among industry professionals who regularly seek distinctive independent and hybrid-published books. The recognition reflects the growing demand for thoughtful nonfiction that encourages readers to slow down, reflect on life’s priorities, and rediscover the value of intentional rest.

As conversations surrounding mindfulness, work-life balance, and emotional well-being continue to resonate across today’s culture, “A Journey Through Sabbaths Lost” offers a timely reminder that true rest is not merely the absence of work - it is an intentional choice to reconnect with faith, family, gratitude, and the moments that matter most.

About Ronald Citron

Ronald Citron is an accomplished author whose books span inspirational nonfiction, children’s literature, educational concepts, and clean humor. Drawing from a lifetime of observing human nature and personal experiences, he creates books that educate, inspire, and encourage readers of all ages. His unique combination of engineering, music, and creative writing allows him to communicate profound ideas through engaging and accessible storytelling.

Learn More

To learn more about Ronald Citron, explore his complete collection of books, or purchase “A Journey Through Sabbaths Lost: If God Intended the Sabbath, Why Did He Create Home Ownership?,” please visit his official website:
www.ronaldcitronbooks.com

About The Ewings Publishing

The Ewings Publishing is a hybrid publishing company dedicated to helping authors bring their stories to life through professional publishing, strategic marketing, and global promotional opportunities. By empowering authors with comprehensive publishing solutions, The Ewings Publishing helps connect meaningful books with readers around the world.


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