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In 2018 M.R. Mathias began releasing books from his newest series Dragon Racers, which were immediate #1 Kindle bestsellers.

After prison he moved to Houma Louisiana to take care of his aging grandmother who was suffering from alzheimer's disease. He spent his time taking care of her while entering his longhand novels into a word processor. It was during this time that he also began writing The Dragoneer Saga. After his grandmother's passing, his mother retired from her professorship and learned she had cancer. He moved back to Oklahoma in 2011 to assist her with her treatments at Integris Treatment Center. In 2014 she was listed as terminal and entered hospice care during summer of 2016. He remained by her side until her death on January 16, 2017. He is now assembled several charity anthologies to benefit other cancer victims and their families. These are called "The CAM Charity Anthology" #1, #2, etc... and are currently available in eBook and paperback formats.

In 2017 The Legend of Vanx Malic: To Kill a Witch (an omnibus collection of the first four books in The Legend of Vanx Malic series) won the American Book Fest Award for fantasy. The collection was also a semifinalist in the 2016 Kindle Book Awards.

The Legend of Vanx Malic, Book Ten: A Gossamer Lens, won a Readers Favorite Award in 2017, and the great artist, Larry Elmore, known for his hundreds of paintings used in the early Dungeons and Dragons game and modules, painted its cover.

In late 2017 M.R. Mathias released the four book Fantastica series which he'd written in longhand in the 1990s, forgotten, and then found in a box in his mother's closet.

Blood and Royalty, book six of The Dragoneer Saga, was released December 21, 2014 and went on to win the Reader's Favorite award in 2015.

In 2010, The Royal Dragoneers, book one of The Dragoneer Saga, was nominated for the Locus Poll award. Also in 2010, The Dragoneer Sage Book One and The Wardstone Trilogy Book One were listed on a report by Publisher Weekly titled, Introducing PW Select's Self-Publishing Listings.

Michael Robb Mathias was born in the outskirts of Oklahoma City. In 1987 he graduated from high school and received a scholarship in creative writing. He attended East Central University in Oklahoma studying under the scholarship, and went on to study creative writing at University of Oklahoma. After college, he took up work in the steel industry, initially for TG Steel and then for a company owned by Ross Perot called DPR Construction. During 2000-2004 he participated in the building of the Alliance Parkway.