Volume 180 pages
The Invisible Man
About the book
You can't escape what you can't see…
In this unforgettable classic, H. G. Wells tells the story of Griffin, a brilliant but unhinged scientist who discovers the secret to invisibility. What begins as a triumph of intellect soon becomes a nightmare as Griffin, unable to reverse the process, descends into isolation, paranoia, and a chilling lust for power.
First published in 1897, The Invisible Man blends cutting-edge science of its time with psychological suspense, creating a tale that is as thrilling today as it was over a century ago. Wells explores themes of morality, ambition, and the devastating consequences when genius is left unchecked.
"A chilling blend of science and suspense that still grips modern readers."
– The Guardian
"Wells' mastery lies not just in his imagination, but in his ability to reveal the darkness within the human soul."
– The New York Times
Why Readers Love It:
A masterclass in tension, fear, and moral ambiguity
Science fiction rooted in real scientific curiosity
An enduring classic that inspired countless adaptations
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