H.G. Wells Science Fiction Collection

Peter Batchelor, Alan Munro, and George Eustice have continued for almost twenty hours without any pause in the narration of these superb stories. It is H.G. Wells who has created these four stories with a mighty pen for sure. Stories are fantasies no doubt but they are completely different from one another.

The difference in the plot and theme of the stories depicts the potential of the author and tells the fans about the variety which the author has in his mind. The story linked to the time machine takes everyone back and forth in time. Sometimes you will feel a bit giddy because of the time travelling thing but in the later section, you would be able to get hold of everything.

Proper painting of the scenes from the past and the future was the main ingredient of this little show. The story is separately available as well The Time Machine but it is good to have more than one story by Wells. Then come stories like the invisible man or the war of the worlds which present the inner courage of the main characters to adapt to the situation and fight as well.

There are also some static characters in these stories, they are not given a lot of importance due to their less important role in the development of the story. The Island of Dr. Moreau has the sensation that fantasy lovers demand from the author. This is also available as a separate book and is present in this collection of four books as well. These four books are among the best that the author has written in his lifetime.