Titlebook: An H. G. Wells Companion; A guide to the novel J. R. Hammond Book 1979 J. R. Hammond 1979 fiction.history of literature.literature.nineteen

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In the Days of the Comete opening five chapters, is cast as a novel in the conventional sense and anticipates the sociological manner of .. These opening sequences are notable for their sensitive portrayal of Wells’s mother as Mrs. Leadford, and for their insight into life in the Potteries.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33149-1Wells published five collections of short stories: . (1895), . (1897), . (1899), . (1903) and . (1911). Later these were collected together in a single compilation, . (first published in 1927 and frequently reprinted) containing 63 stories in all.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99091-4 was Wells’s first full-length work of fiction. Since its original publication in book form in 1895 it has occupied an important place in his writings and is widely acknowledged to be among his finest literary and imaginative achievements.

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Wells’s Literary ReputationH. G. Wells was the . of English letters. He refused to conform to any of the established canons of literature, preferring to call himself a journalist and insisting that his work was only of transitory value.

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The Short StoriesWells published five collections of short stories: . (1895), . (1897), . (1899), . (1903) and . (1911). Later these were collected together in a single compilation, . (first published in 1927 and frequently reprinted) containing 63 stories in all.

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The Time Machine was Wells’s first full-length work of fiction. Since its original publication in book form in 1895 it has occupied an important place in his writings and is widely acknowledged to be among his finest literary and imaginative achievements.