H.G. Wells - The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth: "Our true nationality is mankind."

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The life of Herbert George Wells reveals a journey from a quiet childhood to becoming a prolific and influential writer. Initially ignited by a leg injury that confined him to bed, he discovered a passion for literature through his father's library. Renowned for his contributions to science fiction, including classics like The Time Machine, Wells also addressed social issues in his works. His complex personal life included multiple relationships and a commitment to social causes, including founding a major diabetes charity. His legacy endures through thought-provoking writings and political engagement.