The Man Who Could Work Miracles

Herbert George Wells, renowned as a father of science fiction, penned "The Man Who Could Work Miracles," a story about Fotheringay, an ordinary man who unexpectedly discovers he can perform miracles. After realizing his unusual talent, Fotheringay seeks guidance from a local minister, leading to a series of experiments with increasingly significant consequences. The narrative explores the possibilities and risks of newfound powers in a thought-provoking tale.