The Invisible Man

This book comprises an adventurous story. It is to be cherished not only for understanding of the uniqueness but also for the golden age of the scientific romances. Science fiction can no longer discuss the plain effects of the discoveries on ordinary people.
Griffin accidently stumbles upon the logically impossible idea that a man can be invisible. By relentless labour he achieves the impossible only to be introduced to the harsher realities of existence.
We look only for the perfecting of everyday things that we have already got still we expect to do things faster. There are no new horizonsonly extended horizons.
An interesting & exciting reading.
About the author:
H. G. Wells was born in 1866 in United Kingdom. He studied at Normal School of Science of London University where he studied science for three years. He wrote series of scientific romances. The Island of Dr Moreau (1896), The war of Worlds (1897), The First Man on the Moon (1901) etc. Throughout his life he was propagating this idea of "World State" which in his views was the only alternative to man's return to barbarism and self annihilation.

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