Author

Books by T.H. White

T.H. White (1906–1964) was a British author, naturalist, and falconer whose most lasting work grew from an obsession with the Arthurian legend begun in the late 1930s. He lived much of his adult life in Ireland, hunting, fishing, and writing in isolation. The Goshawk, his memoir of training a hawk, and England Have My Bones are his most admired nonfiction works. The Sword in the Stone was published in 1938 as a standalone novel; The Once and Future King, which incorporates and expands it along with three additional books, appeared in 1958 and was later adapted as the musical Camelot. White never married and described himself as living principally through his obsessions and his books.