H. G. Wells 
H. G. Wells‘ Short History of The World 
The Beginnings of Life, The Age of Mammals, The Neanderthal and the Rhodesian Man, Primitive Thought

H. G. Wells‘ ‚Short History of The World‘ is a comprehensive and engaging overview of the major events and civilizations that have shaped human history. Written in Wells‘ characteristic clear and concise style, the book covers everything from the earliest known civilizations to the World Wars, providing readers with a well-rounded understanding of the development of human society. Wells‘ use of storytelling and analysis makes this historical account both accessible and informative, catering to a wide range of readers interested in the subject. H. G. Wells, a prolific writer known for his science fiction works, such as ‚The War of the Worlds‘ and ‚The Time Machine‘, brings his unique perspective and insight to the study of history in this book. Wells‘ background in sociology and his deep interest in the progression of human society likely influenced his decision to write a concise and engaging history of the world. I highly recommend H. G. Wells‘ ‚Short History of The World‘ to anyone seeking a well-written and informative overview of human history. Whether you are a history buff or a casual reader looking to expand your knowledge, this book is sure to capture your interest and provide you with a deeper understanding of the world’s past.

Über den Autor

Herbert George Wells, better known as H.G. Wells (1866-1946), was a prolific English writer who is best remembered for his contributions to the science fiction genre. His innovative works, which include classics such as ‚The Time Machine‘ (1895), ‚The War of the Worlds‘ (1898), and ‚The Invisible Man‘ (1897), have made him one of the fathers of science fiction. Wells‘ writing was distinguished by its forward-thinking and often prophetic visions of the future, combined with astute social commentary, which has made his work resonate well beyond their original publication dates. Not restricted to the realm of science fiction, Wells also penned a variety of social novels and works of non-fiction. One significant non-fiction work is ‚A Short History of the World‘ (1922), which illustrates his broad range of interests and expertise, providing a concise and accessible overview of world history. It showcases Wells‘ gift for clear, narrative prose, as well as his ability to synthesize and present complex information in an engaging manner. Throughout his career, Wells sought to educate and provoke thought amongst his readers, using his literary skills to critique and examine the society in which he lived. His literature remains a critical influence in both the science fiction genre and broader literary circles.