H.G. Wells - In the Days of the Comet: "We are kept keen on the grindstone of pain and necessity."

The life of Herbert George Wells is marked by a transformative childhood experience that ignited his literary passion. From his early struggles, he emerged as a prolific writer, celebrated for his groundbreaking science fiction, including classics like The Time Machine and War of the Worlds. His exploration of social issues and innovative ideas in short stories further solidified his reputation. A complex personal life, marked by relationships and political activism, intertwined with his literary contributions and advocacy for social causes, including diabetes awareness, shaped his enduring legacy.