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"Certain Personal Matters" offers a fascinating glimpse into the mind of H.G. Wells. This collection of essays provides a unique blend of personal reflections and sharp social commentary, showcasing Wells' astute observations on life, literature, and the world around him.
Beyond the science fiction that made him famous, Wells proves himself a master essayist, exploring diverse topics with wit and intellectual rigor. These literary essays delve into matters both significant and seemingly trivial, revealing the author's unique perspective on everyday experiences and broader societal trends.
First published in the late 19th century, this edition preserves the original text in its entirety, allowing readers to experience Wells' writing as it was initially presented. For those interested in the intellectual landscape of the era, or simply seeking engaging and thought-provoking essays from a celebrated author, "Certain Personal Matters" offers a rewarding and timeless reading experience. A valuable addition to any collection of biographical memoirs and literary criticism.
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