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Out of a mundane life and an affair with upcoming author H.G. Wells, Dorothy Richardson makes her way to literary fame in the midst of the suffragette movement in this historical novel.
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Graphic Novel Review: ‘Graphic Classics: H.G. Wells,’ Edited by Tom Pomplun
A reissued version of Tom Pomplun's classic comics set offers two fresh adaptations of classic Wells works.
Read More »Time Change – We All Time Travel Whether We Want to Or Not
Our worries about time are a pressing human need to control that which is out of bounds.
Read More »From Gilgamesh to the Moon and Beyond: The Enduring Geekdom of Science Fiction
Science fiction is metaphor for a troubled world and a medium to give expression to the apprehensions we all feel as we advance into the unknown.
Read More »Book Review: A Man of Parts by David Lodge
David Lodge gives us H.G. Wells in the flesh, and then some.
Read More »Book Review: A Man of Parts by David Lodge
The life and loves of H.G. Wells
Read More »Book Review: The Map Of Time by Felix J. Palma
Not only a delight to read for its intelligent plot and wonderful characterization but for the sheer joy of observing an author delighting in his art.
Read More »Graphic Fiction Review: Graphic Classics: Science Fiction edited by Tom Pomplun
The latest Graphic Classics genre anthology features some entertaining adaptations of early "scientifiction."
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