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Developing Resilience in a Makerspacen the previous year but these had not sold extensively. Beyond this his name would have been familiar to the readers of scholastic journals such as the . and the ., both of which had published articles by him on educational topics, but as a literary ‘name’ he was hitherto unknown.

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Statistics in a World Without Science,ons of beauty and creativity that elude them in daily life. As the narrator of . expresses it:.Wells was a writer obsessed by a sense of beauty, by an awareness that, beckoning him yet always out of his reach, were possibilities of happiness and completion.

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Incipient Pedagogy (II): AIDS Narratives,Wells’s distinctive contribution to the art of the short story was to focus attention upon it as a genre distinct from the novel. He rejected the view that it could be defined by fixed standards. In his introduction to . (1911) he wrote: