T.H. White was an English author best known for his novel series, The Once and Future King, which retells the legend of King Arthur and his knights. Born on May 29, 1906, in Bombay, India, he later moved to England, where he studied at Oxford University. His writing often blended fantasy with themes of morality and human nature. In addition to The Once and Future King, White wrote several other works, including The Sword in the Stone, which is part of the Arthurian series. He was also a keen naturalist and wrote about his experiences with animals, reflecting his deep appreciation for nature. White passed away on January 17, 1964.