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Anthony Horowitz

b. 5 April 1955 · From United Kingdom

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Anthony Horowitz is one of the most prolific and successful writers working in the UK – and is unique for working across so many media. Anthony is a born polymath; juggling writing books, TV series, films, plays and journalism. Anthony has written over 40 books including the bestselling teen spy …

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Mystery Thriller Fiction Adventure Young Adult

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the reading order for Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider series?

    The Alex Rider series should be read in publication order, starting with "Stormbreaker," followed by "Point Blanc," "Skeleton Key," "Eagle Strike," "Scorpia," "Ark Angel," "Snakehead," "Crocodile Tears," "Scorpia Rising," "Russian Roulette," "Never Say Die," "Secret Weapon," "Nightshade," and "Nightshade Revenge."

  • Has Anthony Horowitz written any books for adults?

    While widely known for his young adult series, Anthony Horowitz has also written several standalone mystery novels for adult readers, including "The Word is Murder" and "The House of Silk," which features Sherlock Holmes.

  • Are there any TV or movie adaptations of Anthony Horowitz's books?

    The Alex Rider series has been adapted into a film, "Stormbreaker," and later into a television series. His adult mystery novels, such as "The Word is Murder," have also been adapted for television.

  • What is Anthony Horowitz best known for?

    Anthony Horowitz is most recognized for his bestselling Alex Rider series, which follows a teenage spy on various missions. He is also known for his contributions to the James Bond and Sherlock Holmes literary canons.

  • Has Anthony Horowitz won any career awards?

    Anthony Horowitz was awarded the Crime Writers' Association's Dagger in the Library in 2024, a career prize given for a body of work and support of libraries rather than for a single book. He was also appointed OBE in 2014 for services to literature.