H. G. Wells The Dover Reader

H. G. Wells The Dover Reader Synopsis

Trained in science and as a teacher, H. G. Wells (1866–1946) harbored a passionate concern for political issues. Wells's interests are reflected in his pioneering works of science fiction, which involve time travel, space exploration, alien invasion, and experiments gone awry. A century later, his tales of obsession, revelation, and discovery remain compellingly readable and relevant.This anthology offers readers complete and unabridged versions of Wells's most influential novels: The War of the Worlds, The Time Machine, The Island of Dr. Moreau, and The Invisible Man. In addition, five famous short stories include "e;The Country of the Blind,"e; "e;The Purple Pileus,"e; "e;The Crystal Egg,"e; "e;The Door in the Wall,"e; and the first tale to address bio-terrorism, "e;The Stolen Bacillus."e;

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