Blogs about: Hg Wells
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The Dark Path
I had a brief Facebook exchange with some friends regarding Cormac McCarthy’s The Road recently, and it got me thinking about apocalyptic literature. Now, I should preface this by saying I… more →
Auston Habershaw
1868 Steam Robot
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wrote 3 days ago: Steampunk was just steam technology in the late 1800′s. Many inventions are somewhat lost to … more →
Science Fiction Writer, Game Designer & Renaissance Man
wrote 5 days ago: Of course, there is only one guy I could be talking about; H.G. Wells. Born in 1866, just a year aft … more →
The Holborn Drinks - The H.G Wells
wrote 6 days ago: Herbert George Wells must have had a great deal of hair on his chest because the drink that bears hi … more →
The Madman's Daughter by Megan Sheperd
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wrote 1 week ago: The Madman’s Daughter by Megan Sheperd Published January 29th, 2013 by Balzer & Bray Buy t … more →
History High Fiver
wrote 1 week ago: In 1895, H.G. Wells published “The Hign 5 Machine”. The book’s protagonist is an American scientist … more →
While I'm Floating
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wrote 1 week ago: Well, life is strange right now; one day still blurs into another now that we haven’t gone to … more →
Overground, underground, Spring into Uppark
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Everything about our return visit to Uppark yesterday was unexpected. Of course we were immediately … more →
Being Moreau-se
wrote 2 weeks ago: A Review of the Island of Dr. Moreau So a curious incident occurred as I read the Island of Dr. More … more →
RGC Podcasting Club #3 - War Of The Worlds, Part 3
wrote 2 weeks ago: Download: Scene5.mp3 // War Of The Worlds by H G Wells. Adapted for podcast by Anya M. All readings, … more →
The Books - Friday Fictioneers
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wrote 3 weeks ago: AnElephantCant think of a rhyme this week He has exhausted his inventory Without further ado He sugg … more →
Wells, Welles and Wireless by Robert Valentine
wrote 4 weeks ago: This October, it will be seventy-five years since Orson Welles’s ground-breaking production of … more →
The Race Between Education and Catastrophe
wrote 1 month ago: Originally published in the RE: Boston edition of The Roundtable, a student-run publication at Welle … more →
So Long and Thanks for all the Fish!
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wrote 1 month ago: So sad that it should come to this… With the semester at its end, my graduation staring me in … more →
David Lodge at Scarborough Literature Festival. 11-04-13
wrote 1 month ago: David Lodge has had a long career as an academic, novelist, screenwriter and playwright. His first n … more →
Relationship at Warehouse 13
wrote 1 month ago: “You’re the big brother I never had. I wish I had your strength. I know I frown at you and punch you … more →
The Map of Time and the Slow Burn
wrote 1 month ago: Some books grab me by the throat at the first line and don’t let up until the final chapter. S … more →
That Ziggy moment.
wrote 1 month ago: p>As the planet spins the sun shines high and bright over London, hitting 25 degrees as the clock … more →
Oh Woe is Woking...
wrote 1 month ago: The Lightbox, Woking In 1993, a group of 70 arts and heritage enthusiasts decided it was time to cre … more →
"Going Home" out in June Penumbra
wrote 1 month ago: My story, “Going Home,” will be published in the June, 2013 HG Wells themed issue of Pen … more →
