Albert Dorrington (1874-1953) was an English author and journalist. He travelled to Australia at the age of 16. In 1899 Dorrington settled at Waitara, Sydney. He replated silverware for a Pitt Street company. He started writing for the Bulletin in the late 1890s, often as 'A. D.' or 'Alba Dorian'. After 1900 he also contributed to such publications as the Freeman's Journal, the Australian Worker, Steele Rudd's Magazine and the Bookfellow. His first collection of stories was published in 1900 under the title Castro's Last Sacrament, and Other Stories. He moved back to England in 1907. He gained recognition for newspaper serials, in the Daily Telegraph, and for stories for the Pall Mall Magazine and other magazines. His works include: And the Day Came (1908), Our Lady of the Leopards (1911), Children of the Cloven Hoof (1911), The Radium Terrors (1912), Stories to the Master (1926), A Door in the Desert (1927), The Fatal Call (1929) and Madonna Island (1932).

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