/lit/ - What does this board think of H. G. Wells? - Literature

Anonymous

09/15/25(Mon)18:28:43 No.24726412

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Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)18:28:43 No.24726412 Archived

What does this board think of H. G. Wells?

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)18:31:13 No.24726419

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)18:31:13 No.24726419

Pseud. I debated him on ChatGPT and won.

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)19:46:46 No.24726564

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)19:46:46 No.24726564

>>24726412
i think you can probably look at his books in interesting ways? Have you seen the new War of the Worlds adaptation?

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)20:39:45 No.24726665

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)20:39:45 No.24726665

>>24726412
Hello, anon. I think Wells along with Quigley, Toynbee, and Spengler should be mandatory reading for anyone who wants to post on /his/.

I'm so sick of this website being shat up by illiterate/uneducated brown "people" and I don't know where else to go.

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)23:24:06 No.24726947

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)23:24:06 No.24726947

The time machine was a surprise, though a little nihilistic for my taste

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)23:25:40 No.24726951

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)23:25:40 No.24726951

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The Time Machine is an amazing book. It's perhaps the greatest science fiction novel ever.

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)23:27:47 No.24726953

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)23:27:47 No.24726953

His last few books are fascinating just because you can see how hard WWII broke his utopian socialist idealism and left him a broken shell of a man.

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)23:36:00 No.24726961

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)23:36:00 No.24726961

dunno about /lit/, but this motherfucker invented /tg/