Publisher's Synopsis
An exhibition commemorating the centenary of H.G. Wells's The Time Machine, featuring items from the Los Angeles Library's Department of Special Collections. This book provides an immersive look into Wells's works and the impact they had on science fiction and literature as a whole. With rare items and insightful commentary, readers will gain a newfound appreciation for one of the greatest works of science fiction literature.
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