The fires were burning in the darkness of America... Though one of W.A.Harbinson's 'lost' novels, Dream Maker remains unusually timely in that it links an enthralling science fiction story to the genuinely terrifying facts about the hole presently growing ever larger in Earth's ozone layer.
Dream Maker was first published as an original paperback, without fanfare, by Orbit Books, London, in 1991, when Harbinson's career was at its lowest ebb. It was published in hardcover the following year by Walker Books, New York, with a superb dustjacket illustration by Alan Clark – but with approximately only half of the original text! The full text, recently updated by the author, is in search of a publisher.
William Allen Harbinson (born 1941), who writes under the name W. A. Harbinson, is a British author. He is perhaps most well known for his Projekt Saucer five-volume series of science fiction novels. In addition to science fiction Harbinson also writes war novels, many with a special forces theme, under the pseudonym Shaun Clarke.
