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The Time Machine

An immersive reading of the complete novel.
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The Time Machine (1895) sends an unnamed Victorian inventor forward through time on a machine of his own design. In the far future of 802,701 he finds humanity split into two species — the small, childlike Eloi who live in the sun and the pale subterranean Morlocks who feed on them — and pushes further still to witness the slow extinction of all life on Earth. Wells's first novel, the book that named the concept and shaped a century of science fiction.

Appears in:H. G. Wells
  1. 1Chapter I0:07
  2. 2Chapter II20:58
  3. 3Chapter III34:29

This is an immersive reading edition: human narration synchronized with on-screen text, every word highlighted in time with the narrator’s voice.

Narrator
Mark Nelson
LibriVox recording
Source Text
Project Gutenberg
First published 1895
Length
3h 36m · 12 chapters
Format
4K · Word-by-word synced text