Previous SFF Author: Mark Hansom
William Harben was born in Dalton, in northern Georgia, in 1858. The author of some 30 novels, including the lost-world adventure The Land of the Changing Sun, Harben passed away in 1919, at age 61.
The Land of the Changing Sun by Will N. Harben
Released seven years after English author H. Rider Haggard sensationally jump-started the “lost world” craze in fiction with his seminal novels King Solomon’s Mines (1885), She (1887) and Allan Quatermain (also 1887), American author Will N. Harben’s only contribution to the genre, The Land of the Changing Sun, is a decidedly second-rate affair that yet manages to somehow entertain.
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Previous SFF Author: Mark Hansom
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