Peter Dickinson was born on December 16, 1927, in the bustling town of Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia, a region that would later become the independent nation of Zambia.
As a renowned writer, Dickinson's literary legacy is marked by a diverse range of works, including the critically acclaimed novels "Mandog" (1972),"Marty" (1968),and "The Gift" (1990).
Throughout his life, Dickinson was fortunate to share his experiences with two remarkable women, Robin McKinley and Mary Rose Barnard, who became his spouses.
Tragically, Peter Dickinson's life came to a close on December 16, 2015, in the picturesque city of Winchester, Hampshire, England, UK, leaving behind a lasting impact on the world of literature.
