R.H. Stavis' first foray into the writing world began at the age of eighteen with the development of a screenplay with Sony Pictures called Honor's Price. The story revolved around an undiscovered heroine during the Revolutionary War.

Shortly after, R.H. Stavis' popularity expanded globally with the fictional work for one of the most popular video game characters of all time, Lara Croft. As a result of Tomb Raider's success, R.H. has been interviewed by National Public Radio and has contributed an article entitled Writing in Your 20's for Writer's Digest.

R.H. has written several novels, one stage play, and over 25 short stories, including the acclaimed horror piece, Play Things.

Currently, R.H. Stavis can be found signing and hosting writing workshops at some of the largest science fiction, horror, and fantasy conventions in the U.S., including Comic-Con International.