David Clement-Davies is a renowned British author and sculptor, celebrated for his captivating animal fantasy novels such as The Sight, Fire Bringer, and Fell, the sequel to The Sight. His journey into the realms of literature and art has been marked by a deep fascination with the natural world and its myriad mysteries.

After completing his education at Westminster School and Edinburgh University, where he delved into History and English Literature with a focus on the Italian Renaissance and Russian Literature and Society, Clement-Davies nurtured a dream of acting. He took a drama course and engaged in theater, a reflection of his multifaceted talents and interests. Despite the allure of the stage, his passion for writing prevailed, leading him to become a freelance travel journalist.

Seeking inspiration and solitude, he chose a tranquil mountain home in the Andalusia region of Spain to pen The Sight. This period of introspection and creativity also saw him traversing the globe and, eventually, splitting his time between Andalusia and London. Beyond his animal fantasy fiction, Clement-Davies has ventured into adult novels, a musical, and a play titled Startled Anatomies, which navigates the present and the 17th century with equal grace.

His commitment to exploring new avenues of storytelling is further exemplified by his establishment of an online publishing website, a testament to his dedication to the literary world.