Author : Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman, an esteemed British author born on October 19, 1946, is widely celebrated for his contributions to children's literature, particularly for his groundbreaking "His Dark Materials" trilogy. Raised across various countries, including England, Australia, and Zimbabwe, Pullman’s diverse upbringing has infused his works with rich, imaginative landscapes and complex themes that transcend the traditional boundaries of children’s fiction. Educated at Exeter College, Oxford, he initially pursued a career in teaching before dedicating himself fully to writing. A recipient of numerous literary awards, including the prestigious Carnegie Medal, Pullman’s works often explore profound philosophical and ethical questions, earning him both critical acclaim and a devoted readership. His intricate storytelling and ability to weave together elements of fantasy, science, and theology have firmly established him as one of the most influential authors in contemporary literature.