Born<br /> Herbert George Wells<br /> 21 September 1866<br /> Bromley, Kent, England<br />Died<br /> 13 August 1946 (aged 79)<br /> Regent's Park, London, England<br />Occupation<br /> Novelist, teacher, historian, journalist<br />Alma mater<br /> Royal College of Science (Imperial College London)<br />Genre<br /> Science fiction (notably social science fiction), social realism<br />Subject<br /> World history, progress<br />Notable works<br /> Ann Veronica<br /> The Outline of History<br /> The Country of the Blind<br /> The Red Room<br /> Fiction:<br /> The Time Machine<br /> The Invisible Man<br /> The War of the Worlds<br /> The Island of Doctor Moreau<br /> The First Men in the Moon<br /> The Shape of Things to Come<br /> When the Sleeper Wakes<br />Years active<br /> 1895–1946<br />Spouse<br /> Isabel Mary Wells<br /> (m. 1891; div. 1894)<br /> Amy Catherine Robbins<br /> (m. 1895; died 1927)<br />Children<br /> 4, including George Phillip "G. P." Wells and Anthony West<br />Relatives<br /> Joseph Wells (father)<br /> Sarah Neal (mother)<br /> Simon Wells (great-grandson)<br /><br />*source<br />https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._G._Wells<br /><br />#Inspiration #Meditation #Stoicism #inspirational #inspirational quotes #life changing quotes #life quotes #motivation #motivational speeches #poems #poetry #quotes #quotes about #quotes about life #quotes of great persons #self-help #speeches #stoicism #wisdom #wise quotes
