H. G. Wells, Roger Luckhurst: Time Machine (2017, Oxford University Press)
144 pages
English language
Published April 10, 2017 by Oxford University Press.
An incredible novel - it's wild for a classic sci-fi novel from so long ago, which much of modern sci-fi is built on, to blow my mind in the way it did. Really clever story!
An incredible novel - it's wild for a classic sci-fi novel from so long ago, which much of modern sci-fi is built on, to blow my mind in the way it did. Really clever story!
It didn't challenge me very much, and it didn't make me think differently about the world, or explore themes of the human condition in ways I never thought possible. No.
But it was short, lightweight (literally and figureatively), and fun. I liked it.
It didn't challenge me very much, and it didn't make me think differently about the world, or explore themes of the human condition in ways I never thought possible. No.
But it was short, lightweight (literally and figureatively), and fun. I liked it.
I feel like some parts of this might not age well, but overall it's a pretty good book. And it tackles some important themes well, I think
I feel like some parts of this might not age well, but overall it's a pretty good book. And it tackles some important themes well, I think
