H. G. Wells

W. Warren Wagar

A scientist who has discovered a way to make himself invisible unleashes his growing madness and frustrations by terrorizing a small town.

The Invisible Man

Wagar pulls together all aspects of futures studies in this unique volume and examines how futurists think and work. He compares and analyzes their ideas on a wide range of topics, including the environment, politics, economics, war and peace, and sociocultural issues.

Paradigms of Things to Come

The Next Three Futures

Selected Essays

European Intellectual History Since Darwin and Marx

A look inside one of the greatest minds of the 20th century.

Traversing Time

H.G. Wells

The stories in this collection are ones that Cheever wrote in the 1930s and 1940s. There are 13 total, 11 of which are not available anywhere else, including the new Library of America edition. Interest in Cheever's work has been renewed with the publication of a new biography, John Cheever: A Life by Blake Bailey. Readers of Cheever, both new and old, will be fascinated by this essential collection.

W. Warren Wagar

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