H. G. Wells and America

This audiobook explores H. G. Wells’s enduring connection with the United States, from his first visit in 1906 to his engagement with American society and leadership until his death in 1946. Based on Sylvia Strauss’s highly regarded yet previously unpublished doctoral dissertation, the narrative offers a detailed examination of Wells’s relationship with America, enhanced by the editing and annotations of Edward Hoffman. It provides a compelling look at the intersection of one of science fiction’s most influential writers and the American cultural landscape.