The Time Machine by H. G. Wells

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by H. G. Wells

Science Fiction Adventure Time Travel Social Class Disparity Evolution Technology

PAGES
80
ESTIMATED TIME
2 hours 43 minutes
PACE
Intermediate
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED
1895
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE
English
DOWNLOADS
3734

The Time Machine is a science fiction novel written by Herbert George Wells and first published in 1895.

In the book The Time Machine, an anonymous scientist builds a time machine that allows him to travel to the future, to the year 802,701, and meet the descendants of humanity, offering a dystopian vision of the future of humanity.

In said future, the scientist discovers that humanity has become two races, the childish Eloi and the monstrous Morlocks. His ship has disappeared so he will have to escape and survive in that hostile environment and find the machine to be able to return to his time.

Wells drew on the scientific method and Darwin's theory of evolution, personalized in the character of the time traveler. It offers a somewhat pessimistic future in which the future is dark and technological innovations have not prevented social degeneration.

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WHY READ THE TIME MACHINE IN 2025?

130 years later, still timely

A brief journey becomes a diagnosis of civilization. Wells blends adventure with social x-ray, asking what ease, labor, and progress do to a species across unimaginable time.

TODAY'S CONNECTION

It’s a fast read with long afterthoughts: inequality, comfort, and adaptation seen from the far end of history. Perfect for clubs and classrooms that like ideas with momentum.

Big future, tight pages

Swift plot, durable questions.

Class under the lens

Leisure and toil produce different futures.

Travel as mirror

Seeing tomorrow clarifies today.

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Fans of Science Fiction Readers interested in theories of time travel Individuals curious about social and political commentary

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About H. G. Wells

Idea driven adventures that test technology, time, and society with brisk clarity.

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