The World Set Free - H G Wells' Prophetic Novel of Atomic Power and Global Transformation

H. G. Wells, Zenith Golden Quill

Summary

He imagined atomic bombs before they existed—and foresaw a world forever changed.

The World Set Free is H. G. Wells' visionary tale of global upheaval and renewal, written over three decades before the first real nuclear weapons. In this startlingly prescient novel, Wells imagines a society shattered by atomic warfare—and a world forced to reinvent itself under the weight of its own technological power.

More than science fiction, this is political prophecy: a gripping story of war, peace, and the possibilities of a world reborn from destruction.

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"A haunting forecast of nuclear warfare long before it became reality."
"Wells understood both the science and the stakes."
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Available since: 05/12/2025.

Print length: 170 pages.

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