Return to Tomorrow

by Lee Harding

112 pages, Paperback

Published September 1, 1977

About the author

Lee John Harding is an Australian author, founder of the Melbourne Science Fiction Club and published in Science Fantasy Magazine, New Worlds and Science Fiction Adventures. He used the name of Harold G. Nye as a pseudonym for some of his works and has won the Ditmar Award, the Alan Marshall Award, the Australian Children´s Book Award and the Australian Science Fiction Award. ' to 'Lee John Harding is an Australian author, founder of the Melbourne Science Fiction Club and published in Science Fantasy Magazine, New Worlds and Science Fiction Adventures. He used the name of Harold G. Nye as a pseudonym for some of his works and has won the Ditmar Award, the Alan Marshall Award, the Australian Children's Book Award and the Australian Science Fiction Award.'

Reviews

[duKe · Rating 1 out of 5]

Discovered this within the book room at work, and read to see if it was a decent text to teach.
It is rather dull and doesn’t have any major developments that are engaging, opting to follow a dry style of narration that plods along with the story line.
The lack of dimensional characters and a stimulating story line leaves much to be desired.