Hilda White

Born in Oklahoma City, Hilda Crystal White spent her formative years in New Orleans, Louisiana and Chattanooga, Tennessee. Upon graduating from Chattanooga High School in 1936 she moved to New York where her writing career began in the years following her marriage and the birth of her children.

Wild Decembers, fictionalizing the life of the Brontës and Song Without End, The Love Story of Clara and Robert Schumann were published by E.P. Dutton. Truth is My Country, Portraits of Eight New England Authors was published by Doubleday. Notes to Thomas in two volumes is her last novel.

Now residing in Berkeley, California, Hilda White has also authored two volumes of poetry.