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Overview A science fiction novella by H.G. Wells. The theme this time is bio-engineering, and the horrors its used to create. We're talking chimera, or animal/human hybrids. But unlike the mighty monsters from Greek legend these chimeras are just kind of sad and pathetic. Review Right this is my fourth and hopefully final H.G. Wells review. It'll be nice to read something exciting for a change. Wells is obviously a very clever man but his books are often quite, quite boring. Hang on though, this ones actually alright. And I'll tell you for why as this review progresses. We begin with our main character Edward Predrick involved in a ship ... Read the complete review
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