N.F. Houck

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N.F. Houck is a novelist and nonfiction book editor best known for the fantasy novel Herald, which is the first novel in a planned trilogy based on Greek mythology. The author biography contained in Herald describes N.F. Houck as a graduate of the Indiana University School of Journalism who has edited and written copy for over 100 books and has had a lifelong interest in classical mythology.