Victor Gollancz -- my first publisher, has agreed to publish this book, and I hope it will be available towards the end of this year 2012. The Disestablishment of Paradise is an epic tale of Love and Destruction on a strange planet called Paradise. It is concerned with ecological protection and was, in part, written in response at the horror I felt about the destruction of the Amazonian rain forests and other ecological disasters such as that in the Gulf of Mexico. What are we doing to our lovely world? A new vision regarding our relationship with the planet needs to be born and this can only be achieved by discovering where we have gone wrong. It is not the function of art to provide answers to questions, lest it become propaganda or more kindly, a manifesto -- but it can help us ask the right questions. It reveals the human cost of bad ideas. The book may serve as a warning, a wake-up call. In writing it I went back to a technique used in both The Eye of the Queen and Wulfsyarn , A Mosaic: employing a story teller who can stand aside from the action and comment on it, thus allowing irony and discussion. In the present work the story-teller is Olivia Ginger, a writer of stories for children. Olivia has been invited by Hera Melhuish -- the woman who stayed alone on the planet called Paradise while it underwent a final and terrible transformation -- to