Author Page: Anthony Horvath

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Anthony Horvath’s Biography

Anthony Horvath is a prolific writer who can think of nothing better in life then to sit at a computer and create worlds- with coffee near at hand.  A father of four, he manages a Christian ministry and tends to his special-needs daughter.  Topics of interest are diverse and often surface in both his short stories and novels.

Previous works include his Birth Pangs series.  Book 3 of the 7 book series is due out Christmas of 2012.

To see a list of Anthony’s works outside of Bard and Book, click here.

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