H. G. Wells 
The War of The Worlds 

First published in 1898, ‘The War of the Worlds’ terri¬fied and entertained many generations of readers. The audacious portrayal of aliens landing on Earth alongside the themes of interplanetary imperialism, technological holocaust, and, finally, chaos itself provoked a collective hysteria when it was adapted for radio show by Orson Welles in 1938 and it is now an indispensable book for any science fiction fan. Brilliantly imagined, visionary, and with a bit of goosebumps, this novel is a profound impact on our discussed loneliness in the world.

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The ns_english collection features literary classics in their original language, putting the reader in direct contact with the words – and the legacy – of the greatest names of the world literature. Here you will find the integral text in English, enabling new interpretations, insights, and studies of works that have helped weave the history of the world – and that will be forever in our memories.

About the author

Herbert George Wells, mais conhecido como H. G. Wells, nasceu em um distrito da grande Londres, a 21 de Setembro de 1866. Na juventude foi aprendiz de negociante de panos, porém esta experiência só foi bem sucedida no sentido de colher experiências para uma de suas futuras obras.