The First Men in the Moon

The narrative follows Mr. Bedford, an unconventional scientist, and his friend Mr. Cavor as they embark on a groundbreaking journey to the moon. Their adventure quickly turns perilous as they realize they are unwelcome visitors on the lunar surface. This classic work exemplifies Wells' imaginative storytelling and contributions to the science fiction genre, showcasing his ability to blend adventure with social commentary. The modern edition includes a new biography of Wells, emphasizing his significance as a pioneering writer and socialist thinker.