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The Time Machine (Fast Track Classics)

Reference

Wells, HG

Francis,Pauline

English as a Second Language

MC/Summertown ELT

Book by Wells, H. G., Vogel, Malvina G.

The Invisible Man: Heinle Reading Library

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Heinle ELT

Welcome to the Best of the Masterworks: a selection of the finest in science fiction When Edward Prendick is shipwrecked on a tropical island, he is surprised to find he has company in the form of Dr Moreau. Driven out of Britain in disgrace, Dr Moreau has decided to explore his science in peace and isolation. It isn't long before Prendick discovers the horrors it involves . . . Considered widely to be one of the fathers of science fiction, H.G. Wells' story of a mad scientist pushing the boundaries of humanity sits alongside Frankenstein and The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in the annals of British classics. The novel has been adapted multiple times, and is referenced in many different media. 'The most important of all nineteenth-century sf writers in the UK and in America' - The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 'Short, cold, economic and totally unrelenting. An utterly terrifying book' - China Miéville 'One of our bravest and most stimulating writers' - Telegraph

The Island Of Doctor Moreau (S.F. MASTERWORKS)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Gollancz

War and the Future

History

Military

BiblioBazaar

The Time Machine

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

War of The Worlds. The classic and very famous science fiction account of how martians attacked the Earth. Written by HG Wells and beautifully illustrated by HENRIQUE ALVIM CORRÊA and WARWICK GOBLE in 1897. It was first published in serial form in Pearsons magazine but the following year the entire series was published as a book. War of the worlds has been dramatized and adapted many times since, including the famous radio play in 1938 when Orson Welles broadcast the prologue as a series of news bulletins allegedly causing wide spread panic in America. The book and illustrations feature terrifying bug-like extraterrestrials from Mars which are capable of wiping out huge numbers with poisonous gas and one single heat-ray . They arrive first in the quiet English countryside and continue on a path of destruction in a WAR OF THE WORLDS.

War of The Worlds: With Illustrations by HENRIQUE ALVIM CORRÊA and WARWICK GOBLE

Independently published

Adventures, #10

Literature & Fiction

LONDON, JACK.

Genre Fiction

Offbeatreads

Contents: Introduction by Steve Dillon The Unknown Thing by Timothy G. Huguenin Penny Divers by Lee Murray The Black Echo by Darren Todd The Girl on the Beach by Dan LeRoy Lonely, Rises the Abyss by Darin Hlavaz Pierce’s Island by Charlie Walls Hivuninga Island by Brian Craddock The Fighter’s Tale by Steve Dillon Take me Deeper Still by Eric Dimbleby Solitude by Marc E. Fitch A Cold and Carnal Hunger by Shannon Lawrence The Music Box by Marie Michaels The Black Sea by Chris Mason The Natloer by Aristo Couvaras Oasis Libidine by Rhoads Brazos Haggopian by Brian Lumley Andromeda Ascends by Matthew R. Davis The Madonna by Clive Barker Biographies With cover art by Bob Eggleton, and illustrated throughout including 12 illustrations by Will Jacques.

Beneath the Waves - Tales from the Deep (Things in the Well)

Mason, Chris

MURRAY, Lee

Davis, Matthew R.

LOVECRAFT, HOWARD PHILLIP

Craddock, Brian

Barker/Clive

Lumley,Brian

Je suis un pacifiste extreme, je hais jouer au soldat. En aout 1916, a 50 ans, Herbert George Wells part pourtant faire le tour du Front. Comme la majorite des grands ecrivains britanniques - Rudyard Kipling, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Ford Madox Ford -, il a repondu a l'appel du War Propaganda Bureau cree dans les premieres semaines de la guerre et charge de la manipulation de l'opinion. Ainsi nous passons, la plupart du temps en automobiles qui bondissent sur les routes de la guerre, comme un nuage de temoins, chacun temoignant a sa propre maniere , ecrit-il dans La Guerre et l'Avenir, livre qui n'avait pas ete reedite depuis sa premiere publication a la fin de 1916. Le periple guerrier du grand ecrivain britannique debute par l'Italie et le terrible front de l'Isonzo avec ses apres combats de montagnes. Puis c'est la France, devastee, avec ses villages qui ne sont plus que des deserts de trous d'obus. Ecrivain politique fascine par le progres technique, inventeur de la science fiction (La machine a remonter le temps, La Guerre des Mondes, L'homme invisible), H. G. Wells livre un recit de reporter de guerre ou se melent portraits de guerriers, ravages des batailles, mais aussi armes futuristes et visions d'avenir sur l'organisation du monde, quand le fracas des armes aura cesse. Mais de ces peregrinations sur les barrieres de feu, de ce tour du front, Wells rapporte aussi des digressions etonnamment premonitoires. Entre les lignes, c'est le siecle des genocides que cet auteur prolifique annonce.

La Guerre Et l'Avenir: L'Italie, La France Et La Grande-Bretagne En Guerre (Memoires de Guerre) (French Edition)

Academie Des Inscriptions Et Belles Lettres

The Time Machine: HG Wells books H G Paperback

Sahara Publisher Books

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