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Ethel Lina White was born on November 28, 1876, in Abergavenny, Wales. His father was an artist, and his mother a writer, which led to his artistic inclination from an early age. White began her writing career as a journalist for the New Statesman and Nation, which was her first job. He later moved to Cornwall to concentrate on his writing and published his debut novel in 1927. His most famous work, The Hidden Lady, was published in 1936 and was adapted into a film by Alfred Hitchcock in 1938. White was a prolific writer and published twenty novels and numerous short stories in her career. His works are known for their suspenseful plot, vivid characters, and unexpected twists. Her books are a mix of mysteries, thrillers, and romance, and often include strong female characters who break free from the constraints of society. Although his works were critically acclaimed during his lifetime, White's legacy was overshadowed in later years. However, her novels and short stories continue to captivate readers today, and she is remembered as one of the most influential writers of her time.