H.G. Wells - The Sea Lady: "Human history in essence is the history of ideas."

The biography explores the life of Herbert George Wells, highlighting his transformation from a bedridden child to a prolific writer. His early love for literature, sparked by recovery from a leg injury, led to a celebrated career in science fiction with classics like The Time Machine. The narrative delves into his social commentary, political activism, and personal life, including his complex relationships and advocacy against fascism. Wells' contributions to literature and society, along with his struggles with diabetes, mark him as a significant figure in modern English literature.