A Dream of Armageddon

Herbert George Wells, affectionately known as 'Bertie,' was born in 1866 and found a love for literature during a childhood injury that confined him to bed. He became a prolific writer, known especially for his groundbreaking science fiction works like The Time Machine and War of the Worlds, as well as insightful social commentaries. His career was marked by both literary acclaim and personal complexities, including controversial relationships and a commitment to social issues, which fueled his opposition to fascism and religion. This audiobook explores the intriguing premise of a conversation between two men, one of whom reveals he is dead, set against the backdrop of Wells's profound and imaginative storytelling.