Evergreens: The Invisible Man

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Widely considered the father of science fiction, Herbert George Wells (1866-1946), or H.G. Wells, as he was known, was an innovative and prolific writer across many genres. His most famous works - such as The Time Machine, The Invisible Man and The War of the Worlds - are considered modern classics with remarkable cultural and scientific prescience.

Part of Alma Classics Evergreen series of popular classics, this edition includes pictures and an extensive section on Wellss life and works. The mysterious Griffin arrives at a picturesque English inn during a snowstorm, swaddled in bandages which cover his face and with his eyes hidden behind dark glasses. His odd get-up and irascible behavior intrigue the locals, who believe him to be the victim of an accident. However, the true reason for Griffins outfit is far stranger: underneath those clothes, he is completely invisible. As the cause of Griffins state of transparency is revealed, his nefarious and destructive intentions become clear. One of the foundational texts of science fiction, The Invisible Man has inspired numerous film and TV adaptations and remains chilling in its depiction of scientific experimentation gone wrong.

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