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F. Anthony Falcon found his love for books in the library at William B. Travis Elementary School in his hometown of Corpus Christi, Texas. His love for history led him to research his own Native American heritage in the hope that he could one day instill that pride in his children. Anthony has a love for writing as well and a huge imagination which, when put together, makes for some very interesting reading.

Lucy A. Warner is a professional musician and award-winning music teacher.

About Zap! Bam! Now! Superheroes of Music:

Cynthia Freeman Gibbs is a native of Lansing, MI. She enjoys writing in quaint coffee shops, and is pursuing a pescatarian/pseudo vegetarian life. After obtaining her M.B.A. from Florida A&M University, she moved to San Antonio, TX where she currently resides with her husband.

Bartee Haile began writing “This Week in Texas History” in 1983 for small-town and suburban newspapers across the Lone Star State. Thirty-five years and more than 1,800 columns later, it is the most widely read and longest-running feature of its kind ever. Texas Entertainers: Lone Stars in Profile is his fifth book for The History Press.

John Knox recently retired from his position as President/CEO of St. Luke's Baptist Hospital in the San Antonio medical center.  After 40 years in healthcare, thirty of which he served as a hospital president, he decided to write a book.