In 1946, H. G. Wells, the author of The War of the Worlds and The Time Machine, dies in London.
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In 1946, H. G. Wells, the author of The War of the Worlds and The Time Machine, dies in London.
M.C. Tuggle, Writer 
This is one of those posts that you don’t want to like – has passing was a huge loss. Having said that, I can thank you for the reminder.
Cheers, Brian
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A wonderful and visionary writer.
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Amazing brain and creative instincts.
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Jacqui,
Why, thank you! Oh, you mean H.G. Wells … d’oh!
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What a towering imagination. It’s hard to imagine life without the stories he brought into the world.
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I think my favorite is The Invisible Man. It’s a warning about how shedding social inhibitions does not liberate individuals, but instead turns them into monsters.
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RIP old chap.
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A gifted man who not only thought outside of the box, but thought far ahead. And he was an incredible writer who could pen his visions from mind to paper.
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