Experiment in Autobiography - Discoveries and Conclusions of a Very Ordinary Brain (since 1866)

The narrative offers an intimate glimpse into H.G. Wells' life, detailing his childhood, educational experiences, and journey to literary fame, alongside his advocacy for socialism. Through various chapters, readers encounter personal anecdotes and reflections on his formative years, including family influences and early struggles. This autobiography not only showcases Wells' evolution as a writer but also highlights his significance in literature and social thought. Enhanced by a new biography, this edition makes his insights accessible to contemporary readers.