H. G. Wells

Author

Bio

H.G. Wells (1866–1946) is best known today as author of pioneering scientific romances such as The Time Machine(1895), The Island of Doctor Moreau (1896), The Invisible Man (1897), and The War of the Worlds (1898). An influence on sf authors from Olaf Stapledon to Arthur C. Clarke, he was also a social critic and futurist who penned dozens of novels, stories, and works of history and social commentary in which he proposed more rational ways to organize society.

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God the Invisible King

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Satan's Signature

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Y Peiriant Amser (eLyfr)

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The Time Machine

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The Open Conspiracy

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The Time Machine (Annotated)

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The Best of H.G. Wells

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The Stolen Bacillus And Other Incidents

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The Country Of The Blind and Other Story

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Tono-Bungay

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Ann Veronica: A Modern Love Story

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The War Of The Worlds

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The Time Machine

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The Fate of Homo Sapiens

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The Invisible Man : A Grotesque Romance

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The First Men In The Moon

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The War of the Worlds

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The New World Order

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The Star

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The Country of the Blind

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