H.G. Wells - The Wonderful Visit: "Our true nationality is mankind."

The biography explores the life of H.G. Wells, detailing his early years and the pivotal moment when an injury led to a passion for literature. Celebrated for his science fiction masterpieces like The Time Machine and War of the Worlds, he also addressed social issues in his works. His complex personal life included a second marriage and numerous affairs, alongside advocacy for socialism and opposition to fascism. Notably, he founded a major Diabetes charity and engaged in politics, leaving a profound legacy by the time of his death in 1946.