Site of the week: England Have my Bones

It's the 100th anniversary of the birth of TH White next month so, if your knowledge of the English novelist amounts to little more than a "hmmn, The Sword in the Stone?", now is as good a time as any to gen up. The place to start is the England Have my Bones fansite. Here you'll find background information on the writer best known for the quartet of novels The Once and Future King (which includes The Sword in the Stone), his adaptation of Sir Thomas Malory's 15th-century romance, Morte d'Arthur. But there's also a fully annotated bibliography and a useful FAQ. If your interest is piqued enough to read some of White's work, head over to the TH White glossary for explanations of some of his more obscure references. A site which, it must be said, is good for a browse even for those of us whose knowledge of TH White does not extend beyond the 1963 Disney adaptation ...