Selected Short Stories

Selected Short Stories by H. G. Wells, published by Penguin Books in 1990, features a collection of twenty-one stories that showcase the breadth of Wells’ imagination. This edition, written in English and spanning 352 pages, presents a range of narratives that evoke rich scenes and atmospheres, reflecting Wells’ unique storytelling abilities.
Readers will encounter a variety of themes, including the scientific reconstruction of prehistoric life in “The Grisly Fold” and the thrilling futuristic fantasy of “The Time Machine.” Additionally, the collection includes vivid cosmic parables such as “The Country of the Blind,” offering insights into Wells’ literary style and thematic explorations. This selection highlights the author’s contributions to fiction and literary short stories, making it a notable addition to any reader’s library.
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These twenty-one stories by H.G. Wells represents the variety of his imagination and reveal his power to evoke both scene and atmosphere. They include the scientific reconstruction of prehistoric life in THE GRISLY FOLD, the exciting futuristic fantasy of THE TIME MACHINE, and such vivid cosmic parables as THE COUNTRY OF THE BLIND.
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