Flying Mud
Patrick Parrinder, 8 April 1993
The Invisible Man: The Life and Liberties of H.G. Wells
by Michael Coren.
Bloomsbury, 240 pp., £20, January 1993,0 7475 1158 6 Show More
by Michael Coren.
Bloomsbury, 240 pp., £20, January 1993,
“... may be thought to have gone out of him once it became obvious that he was not going to die young. Wells’s most famous imaginative device, the time machine, is relevant to this, since the Time Traveller is in effect cheating death by voyaging forward in another dimension. Did Wells himself make some such jump into hyperdrive, becoming a prophet of the ... ”