R.J. Myles

Born and raised on a farm in Eastern Oregon, RJ Myles spent his youth exploring the countryside and abandoned farm structures that served as the inspiration for his hauntingly disturbing debut novel, Mandala Mandela. As an architect and structural engineer, Myles worked his way across the country over the next 40 years. In between designing steel beams and detailing window flashings, Myles escaped to a colorful world of writing, painting, photography, and travel. Myles' second novel is due to be published in the coming year.