H.G. Wells - The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman: "The past is but the past of a beginning."

The biography explores the life of Herbert George Wells, highlighting his transformation from a sickly child to a prolific author renowned for his science fiction classics like The Time Machine and War of the Worlds. His literary journey began during a leg injury that led him to discover the joys of reading. Beyond fiction, Wells tackled social issues and was a vocal critic of fascism and religion, advocating for socialism. His influential writings, coupled with his personal complexities and philanthropic efforts, portray a multifaceted figure in modern literature until his death in 1946.