The Time Machine / The Invisible Man Wells, H. G./ Batchelor, John Calvin (INT)/ Youngquist, Paul (AFT)

A time traveler discovers the fate of the earth and a scientist learns how to make himself invisible, but becomes criminally insane, in this exciting volume that includes two of H.G. Wellss greatest masterpieces. Reissue. *Author: Wells, H. G./ Batchelor, John Calvin (INT)/ Youngquist, Paul (AFT) *Series Title: Signet Classics *Publication Date: 2007/10/02 *Number of Pages: 292 *Binding Type: Paperback *Language: English *Depth: 1.00 *Width: 4.00 *Height: 6.75

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A time traveler discovers the fate of the earth and a scientist learns how to make himself invisible, but becomes criminally insane, in this exciting volume that includes two of H.G. Wells's greatest masterpieces. Reissue.A time traveler discovers the fate of the earth and a scientist learns how to make himself invisible, but becomes criminally insane, in this exciting volume that includes two of H.G. Wells's greatest masterpieces. Reissue.

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H. G. Wells

Born in Kent, England to poor parents, H. G. Wells was apprenticed to a draper at age 14. Fired, he bounced from job to job, and at age 18 he went to college and became a pupil of scientist Thomas Henry Huxley, the greatest influence on his life. After two troubled marriages, Wells began publishing his novels and grew very wealthy; his first novel, THE TIME MACHINE, was followed by approximately a book a year. He was described by his paramour Rebecca West as "practically off his head, enormously vain, irascible, and in a fantasy world." He died in 1946, one month from his 80th birthday. His influence on other authors is incalculable.

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Book Format:		Pocketbook
Minimum Age:		18
Number of Pages:		0292
Publisher:		Signet Classics

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