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Both an English screenwriter and novelist, British author Anthony Horowitz is well known for his consistently engaging children’s literature. Combining genres such as fantasy, suspense, horror and adventure, he is well known for his gripping page turns and his ability to build suspense. With his sharp visual style, he has also managed to adapt his talents to the screen for both young and old.
early years and personal life
Born April 5, 1955, Anthony Horowitz had a British education after being born and raised in the Stanmore area of Middlesex. Enjoying the privileges of a wealthy childhood, he obtained a first-class education, thus paving the way for him to become a successful writer. Despite this, he suffered from much unhappiness and was constantly found reading as an escape route. It was at the age of thirteen, while he was attending rugby school, that he discovered his true passion for writing as a means of expressing himself. after graduating from york university, he earned a bachelor’s degree in art history and english literature during the year 1977. all of this helped to provide an academic study of the form, thereby inspiring his later work, along with the experience you gained over the years as well.
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lives in central london now, currently residing there with his wife and two children and continues to write to this day. Producing his television series ‘Foyles War’, he met his wife Jill Green in Hong Kong in 1988, after which they had two children. Now his two sons are said to help him with ideas that give him new material and a fresh vision for his many books to come.
writing career
producing his first book, ‘the sinister secret of frederick k. bower’, in 1979, he found himself a well-regarded children’s author with more work to come in the years that followed. this was later reissued as ‘enter frederick k. Bower’, after his second novel ‘Misha, the Magician and the Mysterious Amulet’ in 1981. However, it was soon when he would begin to produce the most legendary characters of his that he would become most famous for.
During the 1980s, Anthony Horowitz began creating work for film and television, and began to expand his output. Writing for children’s shows like ‘Dramarama’ and ‘Robin of Sherwood,’ he began to make a name for himself within the field. Later, he wrote the script for the 2006 movie Stormbreaker, while he is also set to write the new Tintin movie that will be released. Winning several awards over the years, Horowitz is also not without critical acclaim. expanding the mediums and formats he writes in, such as comics, it looks like this will continue for years to come. creating more work all the time, his appeal is growing both critically and commercially, as he becomes more successful.
having produced work for both film and television now, his career is only growing from strength to strength as he goes on. knowing his audience, she managed to find his niche and work on it effectively, while continuing to create high-end material. This will continue for years to come as he shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.
stormbreaker
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First published on September 4, 2000 in the UK, this bestselling book was created to raise the profile of Anthony Horowitz. he not only landed a movie deal, but also landed a video game and a graphic novel over the next several years. Setting up the ‘alex rider’ series, it creates the overall tone and feel of the books, while also establishing many of the main characters.
At first glance, Alex Rider is a normal schoolboy who seems to have a fairly simple and uneventful upbringing. that is until one day, when he was a teenager, he finally realizes his true calling and that everything has led him to the moment when he will become a super spy. After his uncle and adoptive father, Ian Rider, mysteriously dies, he leads him to find out more about what happened and the true nature of what he will become. Forced to attend a training program, he reluctantly goes to a special spy camp where he learns more about what he will become. That’s when he realizes that there is more to things than he initially seems, as he uncovers a plot created by the people he is now trusted with. Not knowing where to turn, he has to decipher the clues left by his uncle and prevent a catastrophe from occurring. Will Alex be able to save the day and those around him, while saving himself in the process by staying out of harm’s way? Can he become what he was always meant to be and fully realize his true potential as a secret government agent? What will become of alex rider in his first mission as he goes head to head with none other than the “stormbreaker”?
raven door
Taking a more horror skewed angle, this book was initially released in 2005 on June 1 in the US by Anthony Horowitz. Combining both fantasy and horror, it was to establish the ‘power of five’ series by creating an overall arc and tone for the books. having a graphic novel adaptation as well in 2010, its popularity has continued to endure since it was first published.
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After a run-in with a cop following a warehouse robbery, fifteen-year-old Matt Freeman tries to confess, but his accomplice stabs the cop in the back and then tries to blame him. However, Matt is not found guilty of the crime, but not before discovering that he may have hidden darker talents. placed in a care program, he tries to fit back into society, but quickly learns that he may also need to keep his own darker powers a secret. Will he be able to figure out what all the strange dreams mean and what are they telling him? Can he keep everything quiet and low key? What will happen when he finds out what’s coming from Raven’s Gate?