The Scientific Romances of H. G. Wells

First published	1933
Publisher	Gollancz
Format	Hardcover
Type	Omnibus
Pages	x+1222
Price	8/6

8 novels, 1895 to 1923 These are the Seven Famous Novels (US omnibus, 1934) and Men Like Gods (1923).

Men Like Gods "is a kind of dramatized continuation of the themes of A Modern Utopia. A group of Earthlings is accidentally transferred via something like Matter Transmission to the world of Utopia ... Wells included the tale in The Scientific Romances of H.G. Wells [see above], though the American publishers left it out, perhaps unwisely, as Men Like Gods more than once eloquently escapes its didactic remit ..." --SFE3 biographical entry by John Clute and Brian Stapledon

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WorldCat (below) provides a list of Contents: 8 novel titles in the sequence below, which is chronological.

Year	Reviewer	Publication
1991	Everett F. Bleiler	Science Fiction: The Early Years (Pages 545 - 998)

Page	Title	Author(s)	Type
\|0	Introduction (The Scientific Romances of H. G. Wells)	H. G. Wells	Essay
\|1	The Time Machine	H. G. Wells	Novella
\|2	The Island of Dr. Moreau	H. G. Wells	Novel
\|3	The Invisible Man	H. G. Wells	Novel
\|4	The War of the Worlds	H. G. Wells	Novel
\|5	The First Men in the Moon	H. G. Wells	Novel
\|6	The Food of the Gods	H. G. Wells	Novel
\|7	In the Days of the Comet	H. G. Wells	Novel
\|8	Men Like Gods	H. G. Wells	Novel

The Scientific Romances of H. G. Wells

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