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Yong Bealby was determined he would not be a servant. So opposed was he to the very idea that he ranted and railed against his mother and quit wore her down with his protests. Tantrums aside, the young boy had to accept his lot in life – at least for the time being. And so he was sent to Shonts, t... More

For the fashionable and affluent Randolph Buntings, it was just another day at the beach – that was until Fred spotted a mysterious lady in a red dress and Phrygian bathing-cap getting into difficulties far out at sea. Embarking on a brave and daring recue attempt. Fred waded in and brought her sa... More

The year is 802, 701. The planet is Earth. only teo races of people noe exist- the Morlocks and the Eloi.H.G. Wells (1866-1946) was a novelist, journalist, sociologist and historian, best-known for his science fiction novels. His first attempt at fiction writing was merely imitative, but he eventual... More

THE FIRST MEN IN THE MOON capture the Spirit of adventure, the thirst for change, for the new, that stirs beneath man's apparent want of stability and calm.H.G. Wells (1866-1946) was a novelist, journalist, sociologist and historian, best-known for his science fiction novels. His first attempt at fi... More

Stephen Wilbeck leads a carefree life. Flitting between Paris and London, New York and Torquestol, he has plenty of time to enjoy the finer things of life, and to observe the people that pass him by. His only tie is to the lovely Dolores – a woman that occupies more of his thoughts that he would c... More

Headstrong, reckless and fiercely independent, Ann Veronica Stanley is determind to be a ‘Person’, to work, love and, above all, live. Walking away from her devoted father and the social conventions and obligations of her time, she embarks upon a course of study and encounters an unknown world o... More

The Invisible Man is the story of H.G.Well's adventure into the unknown. More than a scientific romance, this is the story of a man, Griffin, who accidentally stumbles upon the logically impossible idea that a man can be invisible.H.G. Wells (1866-1946) was a novelist, journalist, sociologist and hi... More

Time is the one thing that governs our very being – whether young or old, at the end of our days or just starting out in life, time is a fixed quantity. Measurable and exact, it orders our days and instructs our activity with a rigid and monotonous regularity. But what if time were to become fluid... More

A Game of chess in the heavenly realms, and God and Stan discourse on the nature of mankind. Reluctant to accept his inevitable defeat, Stan claims the battle is still raging job was not tested enough, his for bearance can no longer be used as a Yardstick. Very well, said the Lord, seek out another ... More