H. G. Wells Author
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| ISBN | 9789349919167 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Feel Classics |
| Publication date | October 2025 |
| Language | English |
| Page count | 132 |
A VISIONARY CLASSIC • A mind-bending journey through time, powerfully blending science, suspense, and social critique.
The novel that introduced time travel to literature—and redefined humanity’s place in the universe.
“Great shapes like big machines rose out of the dimness…” —H. G. Wells
The Time Machine follows an unnamed inventor—known only as the Time Traveller—who propels himself into the distant future, expecting progress and peace. Instead, he finds a divided world: the gentle Eloi above ground, and the monstrous Morlocks lurking in darkness. At its heart is a haunting mystery—what happened to civilisation, and can humanity survive its own evolution?
As he pushes further across the centuries, past shattered ruins and silent beaches beneath a dying sun, the Time Traveller confronts not only the limits of science, but the destiny of the species itself.
A groundbreaking novel of imagination and inquiry, The Time Machine fuses adventure with philosophical depth. More than a century after its publication, Wells’s chilling vision still speaks to our fears, our hopes—and our future.
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