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Modern Utopia

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Modern Utopia
Authors and Contributors      By (author) H. G. Wells
SeriesThrift Editions
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:336
Dimensions(mm): Height 203,Width 127
Category/GenreScience fiction
ISBN/Barcode 9780486808352
ClassificationsDewey:321.07
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Dover Publications Inc.
Imprint Dover Publications Inc.
Publication Date 27 January 2017
Publication Country United States

Description

While travelling in the Swiss Alps, a pair of Englishmen who are in the midst of a discussion about the possible types of Utopias find themselves suddenly transported into a parallel world - a planet seemingly identical to Earth, yet radically different, as they will learn. This Utopia exists as a single allied state, with a common language and perfect equality, under the rule of a voluntary order of nobility known as the Samurai. The travellers are mightily impressed by this harmonious society, but what will the Utopians think of their guests? Better known for his formative works in science fiction, H. G. Wells also took a lively interest in politics and society. In this 1905 novel, the visionary author blends philosophical discussion with an imaginative narrative that offers a persuasive and ever-valid argument for his socialist ideals. This new edition of A Modern Utopia is enhanced with a series of atmospheric engravings from the original publication. AUTHOR: A pioneer of science fiction, H. G. Wells (1866 1946) wrote thrilling adventures about time travel, space exploration, alien invasion, and scientific experiments gone awry. His tales of obsession, revelation, and discovery remain compellingly readable and relevant.

Author Biography

A pioneer of science fiction, H. G. Wells (1866-1946) wrote thrilling adventures about time travel, space exploration, alien invasion, and scientific experiments gone awry. His tales of obsession, revelation, and discovery remain compellingly readable and relevant.