Andy Arnts (1970), is writer, columnist and artist. As a permanent editor and reviewer he is joined to the France magazine En Route. He is also active as reporter and editor for TV-program & magazine The Taste of Life. In 2004 he made his debut with the novel Richter. A book on a philosophical artist in his thirties who cherishes an uncontrollable facination for art, mysticism, fate and secret eroticism. In March 2010, The House of Books has published Van Bouillabaisse tot Bruni, his new compilation of French travel impressions and narratives.

As an artist, Andy Arnts participated in the Biennale Internazionale dell'Arte Contemporanea in Florence, Italy in 2005. In his work he combines the influences of expressionism and cubism. Typically for his approach is the use of strong, dynamic colors while figurative images are often subject to geometric deformation. His work is in private collections throughout Europe and South Africa.