Volume 240 pages
The World Set Free
About the book
He imagined atomic bombs before they existed… and warned the world of what would follow.
In The World Set Free, H. G. Wells delivers a jaw-dropping vision of a world transformed by atomic energy—written in 1914, decades before the invention of nuclear weapons. This revolutionary novel doesn't just predict technology—it dares to explore its deepest consequences.
As scientists unlock the terrifying power of atomic reactions, nations descend into war, cities are obliterated, and humanity faces a turning point. Will the same force that threatens civilization ultimately lead to global unity?
This edition includes:
The full, unabridged original text
Beautiful illustrations that echo Wells' powerful imagery
Clean Kindle-optimized formatting for a smooth reading experience
Part sci-fi thriller, part political prophecy, Wells' vision was so accurate that post-WWII thinkers credited him for foreseeing nuclear warfare and its aftermath.
A must-read for anyone intrigued by the power—and peril—of human innovation.
Grab your copy now and explore the future imagined over a century ago.
