The invisible man

The Invisible Man is one of H.G. Wells’ most iconic works, blending gripping suspense with profound moral and philosophical questions. The novel introduces Griffin, a gifted scientist who unlocks the secret to invisibility but finds himself consumed by the very power he sought to control. As he slips deeper into madness, the story becomes a haunting exploration of the human psyche, the dangers of unchecked ambition, and the thin line between genius and madness.

This beautifully designed edition includes a new introduction and insightful commentary that enrich the reading experience and place the novel in its historical and literary context. It also highlights the enduring relevance of Wells' themes, including the ethical consequences of scientific experimentation, the fear of the unknown, and the alienation of the individual in modern society.

Perfect for fans of classic literature and science fiction, The Invisible Man invites readers to reflect on how power can corrupt and how isolation can distort one's humanity. Whether you're discovering H.G. Wells for the first time or revisiting this classic tale, this edition offers both intellectual depth and thrilling storytelling.