David Robbins

David L. Robbins (David Lawrence Robbins) is an American author of genre fiction, born in 1950 and raised in Pennsylvania. He has published hundreds of books under his own name and many pseudonyms, and is best known for the post-apocalyptic Endworld series, begun in 1986 with The Fox Run, and its spin-off Blade, as well as the Wilderness Westerns written as David Thompson. He also wrote horror novels such as The Wereling and The Wrath. He should not be confused with the historical novelist David L. Robbins of Virginia.