Time travel entered fiction as a machine rather than a dream with this short novel, and H. G. Wells used it to look hard at where industrial society might be heading.
The Time Traveller's account of the distant future introduces two descendant populations and a landscape that has settled into something neither comfortable nor accidental. Wells keeps the book brief and the argument pointed, closing with images of a far later Earth that readers tend to remember longest. This deluxe hardbound edition presents the complete text in a binding meant for display.
The short version:
• A founding work of modern science fiction, complete and unabridged
• Social argument carried inside a fast adventure narrative
• Scenes of the far future that have shaped a century of imitators
• A deluxe hardbound format for collectors and gift buyers
Fitting for science fiction readers, students of the genre and collectors of hardbound classics, stocked by Boipoka.