Dymphna's Archive·Aug 22The Broadcast That Never Stopped: HG Wells and the Invention of Media PanicOn the night of 30 October 1938, a CBS radio drama interrupted its own dance music to announce that something had landed in a field in New…
Antonio Gallo·Aug 11Ricordo di H.Il 13 agosto 1946 è una data che vibra come una corda tesa nella storia della fantascienza: la scomparsa di H. G. Wells, l’uomo che ha…
InPhilosophy TodaybyPaul Austin Murphy·Jul 17H. G. Wells’s 4-Dimensional WormThis essay is built upon a section of H.G. Wells’s book The Time Machine. It’s about the 19th-century Time Traveller's views on time and…
Andrew Johnston·Feb 20Are We Becoming the Eloi?Are we becoming the feckless race from The Time Machine? Can we resist the temptation?
Essam Wahba·Jan 13Why Seeing the Truth Is Sometimes a DisadvantageBlindness, Knowledge, and the Social Limits of Understanding in H. G. Wells’ The Country of the Blind
Ethan Reynolds (Book reviewer)·Jun 11, 2025Book Review: The Door in the Wall by H. G. WellsThere are stories that linger not because they give you answers, but because they awaken a yearning you didn’t know you carried. Reading…
InPolitics & Activism [EN]byVoce Narrante·Mar 30, 2025Wells and the Anarchist. Why This Narrative Still Infects Our Politics TodayH.G. Wells’ The Stolen Bacillus first appeared in the Pall Mall Budget on June 21, 1894, later anchoring his 1895 eponymous collection — a…
Reyes·Feb 6, 2025The Time MachineThis is the second time I have read science-fiction. I picked this book up after reading «La Teoría del Todo» by Stephen Hawking and, I did…
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