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R. Ch. Garcia

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R. Ch. Garcia had a dozen adult, short stories and one alternate-world novel published under another name. But that's unimportant because anymore he only writes stories for young adults and children. His first was a children's fable, in Spanish, published by Cricket in Revista Iguana.

His first novel, an alternate world fiction, The Closet of Discarded Dreams was honored by the International Latino Book Awards.
His second novel, a YA Chicano fantasy, Death Song of the Dragón Chicxulub, won 2 awards, including 1st prize in the ILBA Book-to-Movie fantasy category.

His third, the YA Historical Fiction The Obsidian Princess and the Grandest Gardener will debut 12/24, a Mexica myth and lore inspired fantasy hopefully will win an award, or at least
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R. Ch. Garcia Death Song of the Dragón Chicxulub was the first novel I ever wrote. It sat on my desk for decades. I went on to write six other novels, novellas and …moreDeath Song of the Dragón Chicxulub was the first novel I ever wrote. It sat on my desk for decades. I went on to write six other novels, novellas and chapter books, but my daughter Marika always thought it was my best. Hope she still thinks that when she holds it in her hands next March 1, 2021.(less)
R. Ch. Garcia Family lore says one of my ancestors owned a silver mine, but that he was indio. Pictures of relatives from those times show upper class dresses that …moreFamily lore says one of my ancestors owned a silver mine, but that he was indio. Pictures of relatives from those times show upper class dresses that would go with owning a silver mine. How did this happen, what are the historical roots behind this possibility, and how were the riches lost. Now there's a story.(less)
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The Closet of Discarded Dreams

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"A mind-blasting fantasy adventure that bridges the gap between MesoAmerican mythology and modern pop culture. Fun for everybody and their nagual."
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"The Enigma of the Obsidian Princess and the Grandest Gardener of Texcoco was a magical read, with a fresh feel and lore and setting that will be new to many readers. Readers will be captivated by the sweeping epoch-spanning storyline, the lovable nag" Read more of this review »
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