A Scientific Romance
Author: Ronald Wright
In London at the turn of the 20th century, H. G. Wells’s time machine mysteriously appears–empty–in a squatter’s flat. Whence did it come, and for what purpose was it sent? The answers to these questions–though not to an even greater mystery connected with the machine’s appearance–are contained in a letter written by Wells on May 2, 1946, which falls into the hands of….Read More
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