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H.G. Wells, along with Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, and Jules Verne, is considered one of the founders of modern science fiction.

During his creative life (since 1895), Wells wrote about 40 novels and many short stories, more than a dozen polemical works on philosophical topics and about the same number of works on the restructuring of society, two world histories, about 30 volumes with political and social forecasts.

The novels have earned the writer the fame of the most significant experimenter in the science fiction genre and showed his ability to make the most daring fiction believable.

Translated by Nikolai Ivanov, edited by Dmytro Palamarchuk.