Alf Wight

Alf Wight was a British veterinarian and author best known for writing the "All Creatures Great and Small" series under the pen name James Herriot. His stories draw from his experiences working with animals and people in rural England, blending humor, compassion, and insight into veterinary practice and rural life. His books have become beloved worldwide, showcasing his talent for capturing the warmth and complexity of human-animal relationships, and have been adapted into popular television series and films. Wight's work highlights his dedication to both veterinary medicine and sharing the humane, often humorous moments he encountered in his profession.