H.G. Wells - God The Invisible King: "The crisis of today is the joke of tomorrow."

The biography explores the life of Herbert George Wells, detailing his transformation from a quiet childhood to a celebrated literary career. After a leg injury led him to discover literature, he became renowned for his science fiction classics like The Time Machine and War of the Worlds, while also addressing social issues in works like Kipps. Wells's complex personal life, including his political activism, views on religion, and advocacy for diabetes awareness, reflects his multifaceted influence on society. He was a significant figure until his death in 1946.