Stonehenge: Where Atlantis Died

Harry Harrison is a popular overseas science-fiction writer, author of such well-known works as “Steel Rat,” “The World of Death,” and “Bill, Hero of the Galaxy.” His books are widely popular in Russia.

In his works, Harrison explores the theme of time and its influence on people. He considers human traits connected to time—such as the desire to destroy borders, create new monuments, and try to bring time under their control. The author draws parallels between the ambitions of ancient kings and modern people who want to use a time machine for personal gain.

Harrison believes that these games with time are fascinating and will continue until humanity finds a way to control their consequences.