Invisible Man. Wells G.

published in 1897, the novel “Invisible Man”-as well as the “War of the Worlds” published almost simultaneously with him-became a kind of hallmark of the English fantasy writer Herbert Wells. Explorely alternating the story from the first and third -person, the British prose writer created a book that is almost detective, not falling until the very denouement with plot stress, the amazing reliability of household and psychological details and amazing the fantastic of the main idea, which gave abundant food for scientific discussions. Starting as a comedy from the life of the inhabitants of provincial England, the story told by Wells gradually develops into the tragedy of a genius scientist, whose incredible discovery forever separates him from ordinary people with an indispensable wall of immutability and turns him into a madman dangerous to society...