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W. C. Hart
A Baltimore native with a long career in information technology, this novelist brings a personal feel for Maryland history to his fiction. His best-known book traces one family across centuries, blending prophecy, persecution, and the sweep of American life.
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Confessions of an anarchist
by W. C. Hart
About the author
Before turning to writing, he built a career at McCormick & Company, where he worked in information technology and later retired as a vice president. In author bios for his books, he also describes himself as a lifelong Baltimorean who studied production management at the University of Maryland and earned an MBA from the University of Baltimore.
He is credited as W. C. Hart or William Hart on book listings and author pages. His novel A Prophecy Through Time, published in 2012, follows a family line over roughly 400 years and centers on a prophecy that shapes each generation's choices.
Available summaries and author notes suggest that his work is especially interested in history, faith, persecution, and the long consequences of family decisions. The Maryland setting and historical scope give his fiction the feel of a sweeping regional saga.