Titlebook: H.G. Wells and the Short Story; J. R. Hammond Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 argue.bibliogr

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anachronistic

The Frontiers of ArtWells’s distinctive contribution to the art of the short story was to focus attention upon it as a genre distinct from the novel. He rejected the view that it could be defined by fixed standards. In his introduction to . (1911) he wrote:

重力

A Checklist of Wells’s Short StoriesThere follows an alphabetically arranged list of Wells’s short stories, with details of first publication in each case. The following abbreviations are used throughout:

Venules

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蛤肉

From State Function to Private Enterprise,t of circumstances after another that for the first 30 years of his existence change was the leading motif of his world. As he expressed it in his novel .: ‘One gets hit by some unusual transverse force, one is jerked out of one’s stratum and lives crosswise for the rest of the time, and, as it were, in a succession of samples.’.

松軟無(wú)力

Suburban Gardenst of circumstances after another that for the first 30 years of his existence change was the leading motif of his world. As he expressed it in his novel .: ‘One gets hit by some unusual transverse force, one is jerked out of one’s stratum and lives crosswise for the rest of the time, and, as it were, in a succession of samples.’.

sultry

輕率看法

Sukru Mehmet Erturk,Tomoaki Ichikawarom the familiar world of London to an enchanted garden peopled with happy, welcoming figures; ‘The Crystal Egg’ describes a nondescript antique dealer whose life is transformed by a vision of life on another planet; ‘Mr Skelmersdale in Fairyland’ describes a journey to a magical world imbued with r

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