The Time Machine - Hardcover

The Time Machine - Cloth-bound Book Description The Time Machine, written by HG Wells in 1895 and a breaking point in science fiction literature, is the story of its protagonist's time travel full of mysteries. A scientist living in Victorian London travels to the year 802,701 AD with the machine he invented, where he encounters the Eloi and the aggressive Marlocks, who live an idle life away from pain, in grace and harmony. The true relationship of these two races will lead him to think about the fate of humanity, to investigate the connections between his own time and that period, and to question the truth that pushes them to break away from each other. The time traveler's narration of his recent experiences to his friends at a dinner surprises the intellectual minds who debate the validity and consistency of his discovery, and the readers. It also leaves many questions about the possible evolution of the human race. We present this work, which is the pioneer of the idea of time travel with its striking narration and vivid descriptions, with Çiğdem Öztekin's meticulous translation. (From the Promotional Bulletin)