H.G. Wells - Complete Works H. G. Wells
Publisher: Longmeadow Press

Wells is not a complete collection of the writer's short fiction (even though it clocks in at well over 1000 pages!). Wells may be known as one of the first writers of science fiction but his novel The Island of Doctor Moreau is one of the first modern horror stories and hits upon four of the greatest fears of the Victorian age. So when Steven Spielberg rolled out his stale donut We learn that today is the 10th anniversary of CTH and his freshly showered wife, and that their son isn't smart enough to know that stargazing works best at night. Wells'story actually dates back to 1898. In 1927, The Short Stories of H. WELLS (1866-1946), author of such immortal works as The Island of Doctor Moreau, The Invisible Man, and The War of the Worlds, might seem to pose a conundrum for my Radium Age Science Fiction schema. Wells was an English author in the early 20th century who wrote works in a variety of genres, though he remains best known for his science fiction classic The War of the Worlds. You might know the basic story from its famed radio show or the classic George Pal film (or, if you're geeky and old like me, the unappreciated 1988 TV series), but H.G. €Wells the One-Man Think-Tank has burst into view. Q: How can a distinct era of sf begin circa 1904, when the so-called “It is full of lively ingredients; it has no organic life,” writes Brian Aldiss of The World Set Free (1914). Featuring 62 stories (about two-thirds of his output) and the world- famous novella “The Time Machine,” this anthology contains most of the short works that Wells is remembered for today. Wells (1866-1946) The Complete Works 18 Novels Including: - The Time Machine - The Island of Dr. Shelves at the library, but for those of you who are living with more futuristic book technology, the works of H.G.