The Time Machine is a classic science fiction story published by H. G. Wells in 1895. Wells is credited with coining the term “Time Machine” and popularized the concept of traveling through time in a man made machine. In the novel, an English inventor creates a Time Machine and uses it to travel to 802,701 AD where he meets the Eloi – a peaceful and child like society.
The Time Machine is a classic science fiction story published by H. G. Wells in 1895. Wells is credited with coining the term “Time Machine” and popularized the concept of traveling through time in a man made machine. In the novel, an English inventor creates a Time Machine and uses it to travel to 802,701 AD where he meets the Eloi – a peaceful and child like society. The narrator identified only as “Time Traveller” later discovers a cannibalistic society called the Morlocks living underground that regularly harvest and eat the peaceful and content Eloi. After escaping the Morlocks and leaving behind the Eloi, the Time Traveller travels about 30 million years into the future to see the last living things perish on the earth.
| Author | H. G. Wells |
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| Publisher | Published 1895 by William Heinemann |
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