The Time Machine and The Invisible Man

H. G. Wells

Original title: The Invisible Man & the Time Machine

Also published as: The Invisible Man & the Time Machine

earliest edition we have, 1997 Quarto Publishing Group USA, 2017 288 pages

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The Time MachinePublished in 1895, The Time Machine was the first novel to suggest the theme of time travel by machine, and along with other books by Wells, it was a forerunner of the contemporary science fiction genre, then known as “scientific romances.”Wells wrote mainly speculative fiction concerned with the contemporary problems of human society and its possible futures. While his works express a hope in human t...

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Time Machine and the Invisible Man edition · 2017 · Quarto Publishing Group USA · 288 pages · 9781631064203
The Time Machine and The Invisible Man ebook · 2002 · ibooks, Inc. · 9781588240590
The Invisible Man & the Time Machine hardcover · 1998 · North Books · 247 pages · 9781582870403
The Invisible Man & the Time Machine hardcover · 1997 · North Books · 410 pages · 9780939495238

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