James Herriot

James Herriot was the pen name of British veterinarian and author James Alfred Wight, known for his beloved series of autobiographical books about veterinary practice in rural England. Born in 1916, Herriot's stories, which include titles like "All Creatures Great and Small," depict his experiences treating animals and their owners, highlighting themes of compassion, dedication, and the bond between humans and animals. His works, celebrated for their humor and warmth, have been adapted into television series and films, leaving a lasting impact on both veterinary culture and popular literature. Herriot passed away in 1995.