Although it gets off to a decent start, this "Time Machine" breaks down when it gets to the distant future, which in this case isn't a good place to be stranded. Often called the first genuine ...

The machine whizzes 800,000 years into the future to a time when New York is a beautiful, lush jungle populated with perfectly toned and beautiful people called the Eloi, complete with Samantha ...

In “The Time Machine,” the Morlocks feed and clothe the Eloi, then eat them. “The Handmaid’s Tale” deals with state-sanctioned rape. The firefighters in “Fahrenheit 451” incinerate ...

"The Time Machine" is an 1895 book by H.G. Wells. The short, 128-page story was the first book published by the famous author. This book follows an unnamed time traveler who ventures 800,000 years ...

Given how troublesome regular travel is, time travel, especially over a span of 800,000 years, has got to be even more disorienting. Which perhaps explains why “The Time Machine” has ended up ...

But to help prove his account, produces two unusual white flowers that Eloi Weena had put in his pocket. John's reconstruction of the Time Machine was unveiled at a Chesterfield Jive Dance on New ...

The image above is from a painting by Anton Brzezinski of a scene from The Time Machine, with the Time Traveller meeting the Eloi. With . Simon Schaffer ...

The greatest science fiction story of the 19th Century – and one of the greatest ever written – H. G. Wells’ The Time Machine first appeared as a serial in the London magazines and then as a ...

Although it gets off to a decent start, this "Time Machine" breaks down when it gets to the distant future, which in this case isn't a good place to be stranded. Often called the first genuine ...