The Time Machine
Penguin Classics
Paperback
Description
In H.G. Wells’s groundbreaking novel, a Victorian scientist embarks on a journey through time to the year a.d. 802,701. Initially captivated by the serene and beautiful world of the Eloi, he soon uncovers a chilling reality. Beneath their idyllic surface lies the dark and menacing Morlocks, descendants of humanity who thrive in the shadows. As the scientist’s time machine disappears, he must navigate these treacherous tunnels to find a way back to his own time.
Why You Should Read?
- Innovative Concept: Experience the pioneering exploration of time travel, a concept that has influenced countless works of science fiction.
- Rich World-Building: Immerse yourself in a vividly imagined future where the remnants of humanity have evolved into two distinct and intriguing societies.
- Thought-Provoking Themes: Reflect on the novel’s commentary on class division, evolution, and the potential consequences of technological advancement.
- Enhanced Edition: Enjoy a newly established text, insightful biographical essay, and detailed notes that provide deeper understanding and context.
- Trusted Publisher: Rely on Penguin Classics for authoritative texts and expert introductions, ensuring a high-quality reading experience.
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