By H. G. WellsNarrated by various narrators, Tim Bruce, Greg Wagland, Nigel Patterson, Liam Gerrard, Malk Williams, James Gillies
Length5h 43m
About this audiobook
H.G. Wells was known as the father of science fiction—but his creative geniusencompassed far more than a single literary genre. He was also a visionary, asatirist, a sociologist, and an historian.
This audio anthology contains some of Wells’ lesser-known stories and is thethird in a series produced by Raconteurs Audio in collaboration with SpokenRealms.
This collection includes:
The Argonauts of the Air read by Tim BruceThe Treasure in the Forest read by Nigel PattersonA Slip Under the Microscope read by Liam GerrardThe Temptation of Harringay read by Malk WilliamsThe Reconciliation read by Greg WaglandThe Catastrophe read by Tim BruceThe Truth About Pyecraft read by James GilliesMr Skelmersdale in Fairyland read by Liam GerrardMr Brisher’s Treasure read by Malk WilliamsThe New Accelerator read by Nigel PattersonIn the Modern Vein—An Unsympathetic Love Story’ read by Greg WaglandUnder the Knife read by James Gillies
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Science Fiction
Length5 hrs 43 mins
Narrated byvarious narrators, Tim Bruce, Greg Wagland, Nigel Patterson, Liam Gerrard, Malk Williams, James Gillies
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateJan 9, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1
7Chapter 7
2Chapter 2
8Chapter 8
3Chapter 3
9Chapter 9
4Chapter 4
10Chapter 10
5Chapter 5
11Chapter 11
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6Chapter 6
12Chapter 12
About the author
H. G. Wells
H.G. Wells (1866–1946) was born in Bromley, Kent, and was apprenticed to a draper and a chemist before he made his way to the Royal College of Science where he studied biology. He was a prolific writer of contemporary novels, history, and social commentary. As an advocate of progress and peace, his writing changed in later years as he began to examine suffrage, the trials of life, particularly for the lower and middle classes, and the emergence of feminist ideals that pushed against the constraints of a largely patriarchal society.View all by H. G. Wells
