H. G. Wells
by Richard Hauer Costa
Book 43 of Twayne's English authors series --
1967
About
The revision does stress Wells' influence on the emancipation of women and his influence on futurists. Also, it attempts to summarize early and contemporary criticism and to place old and new directions in perspective.
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