H. G. Wells
The Literary Traveller in his Fantastic Short Story Machine
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- $89.99
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- $89.99
Publisher Description
The book offers a thorough study of the literary tensions and two-world structure of the fantastic short stories by H. G. Wells (1866–1946). It exposes trickster games in the storytelling and pinpoints Wells’s staple methods of artistic composition – the mounting of various literary tensions built upon the body of traditional, dexterously combined genre elements and innovative topoi.
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