I’m Anthony D. Brice.

I’m an author, artist, and poet from Rock Hill, South Carolina. My books and reflections make room for the things people carry into everyday life: the relationship they’re still sorting through, the pressure they rarely mention, the hope they’re trying to hold on to.

The people behind the pages

My mother, grandmother, and aunts all played important roles in raising me. Their experiences shaped my understanding of love, heartbreak, and resilience. Their stories also helped shape the words I would eventually write.

My first book, Poor Me to Soul Rich, explored personal growth and the ways our thinking influences how we live. My Reflection gave readers space to put their own thoughts, questions, and intentions on the page.

Over time, women shared their stories with me in conversations and through social media. They talked about heartbreak, healing, and finding themselves again. Those experiences became part of In Her Hour of Need, a book of messages about strength, hope, self-love, and vulnerability.

Giving the conversation somewhere to go

The Man You’re Called to Be grew out of conversations with men who felt they should be further along, men carrying responsibilities and pressure they struggled to talk about.

That attention to what people are living through runs across my work. In Real Prayers for Real Life, it takes the form of prayer. In my writing about relationships, it means making room for love, disappointment, and the work of caring for yourself.

The conversation continues in The Overflow, where I write about faith, relationships, identity, and the feelings that can be difficult to put into words.

What SEEN means here

Recognition comes first in my work. There’s value in reading something and thinking, “That’s exactly how I feel.”

SEEN brings that idea into a 48-card recognition deck for reflection, journaling, and deeper conversations. Its purpose is in its subtitle: Cards for the parts of you that rarely get named.

You can begin by noticing what feels familiar. Give yourself room to name it. Then consider what you need.

In the media

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