Bio: Raul worked for Marion Zimmer Bradley from 1987 to 2000. It was a job more varied and hectic than his previous ones: Police Officer in Berkeley, CA, and accountant at the University of California/Berkeley. The latter, however, did serve him well the day one of MZB's children threatened to turn him into an accountant (I guess a frog wasn't original enough) and Raul just smiled and said "I am an accountant."
Raul is also known for his interest in things non-Western (among other things, he collects kimono). This interest often results in unusual settings for his stories. In addition he has an interest in architecture, with a special emphasis on the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Other interests are the space program and science, shooting, ikebana (Japanese flower arranging), brush and ink Zen paintings, and history. He is also an avid X-Files fan.
when new books by Raul S Reyes are released.
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The Lama's nephew wasn't a great Buddhist--or even a great human. So some people might have considered his reincarnation a step backwards.
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A murder has been commited in the Otherworld, and the culprit will escape if Safari Guide MaCallan Arish and her partner, Registerd Witch Tanil Alana, cannot uncover the plot in time.
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She called for a trickster to free an earth-bound spirit. He did more than that.
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The sword was said to be enchanted. The truth was just as mysterious...
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Why would a dragon, or any other maiden-eating monster, be assumed to care about the morals of his victims? Virginity is not one of the major food groups.
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Traditionally, humans fight against dragons, but what do you do when the dragon makes you an offer you can't refuse?
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