One invention sends an explorer millions of years into the future, revealing a world far stranger than he could have imagined.
H. G. Wells's The Time Machine introduces one of the most enduring concepts in science fiction: a machine capable of traveling through time.
The Time Traveller ventures far into the future and encounters a radically transformed Earth and mysterious descendants of humanity. His journey becomes more than an extraordinary adventure as he confronts questions about civilization, evolution, social division, technology, and the distant future of the human race.
First published in 1895, the novel helped establish time travel as a major theme in science fiction and remains a foundational classic of the genre.
Travel beyond the boundaries of history and discover Wells's unforgettable vision of humanity's distant future.
