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...minister; [[Graham Wallas]], writer of books on political theory; author [[H. G. Wells]]; and [[Beatrice Potter]], who married Sidney Webb. ...nt through various crises owing to the attempts of certain members, led by H. G. Wells, to change its basic character; but when the Labour Party in 1918 adopted t

...Time Machine''' is a [[Science Fiction|science-fiction]] [[novel]]la by [[H. G. Wells]], first published in 1895. It is considered one of the earliest works of s

*In [[H. G. Wells]]' novel ''[[War of the Worlds]]'' the [[Mars (planet)|Martian]] invaders a

Influential writers who have reached wide audiences including [[H. G. Wells]], [[Oswald Spengler]], [[Arnold J. Toynbee]], [[Pitirim Sorokin]], [[Chris

...world in early science fiction stories. Notable examples include the 1898 H. G. Wells novel, ''The War of the Worlds'', the 1961 Robert A. Heinlein novel ''Stran

...rial life]] and wars between planets centuries before [[Jules Verne]] or [[H. G. Wells]]. He could actually be called the ''Father of [[science fiction]],'' as hi

:H. G. Wells, ''The Time Machine''

[[H. G. Wells]] subscribed to a form of Cosmotheism, which he called the "[[world brain]] ...Alliance]] also utilised the term "Cosmotheism". In his eyes (similar to [[H. G. Wells]]'), God would be the end result of [[eugenics]] and [[racial hygiene]] (Se

...rom Victorian adventure novels, [[H. Rider Haggard]]'s Allan Quatermain, [[H. G. Wells]]' Invisible Man, [[Jules Verne]]'s [[Captain Nemo]], [[Robert Louis Steven

In 1895 [[H. G. Wells]] published the first of his '''[[science fiction]]''' stories.

...[Harry Harrison]], pages vii-xii</ref> and although the somewhat earlier [[H. G. Wells]] and [[Hugo Gernsback]] are still remembered as being influential pioneers

...w, for example, do you navigate from the top "Literature" article to, say, H. G. Wells? Via "British literature" (which, if interpreted literally, he would share

...a large number of science fiction scenarios, the best known of which is [[H. G. Wells]]' ''[[The War of the Worlds (novel)|The War of the Worlds]]'', in which Ma

...stein started to refer to [[time]] as the [[fourth dimension]] (although [[H. G. Wells]] had done this in 1895 in ''[[The Time Machine]]'').

...S. Lewis]], [[J. R. R. Tolkien]], [[Charles Dickens]], [[Mary Shelley]], [[H. G. Wells]], [[George Eliot]], [[Rudyard Kipling]], [[D.H. Lawrence]], [[E.M. Forster