H.G. Wells Audio

Mwah-ha-haaaa! Perfect Halloween entertainment, here are six classic spine-tinglers, fully dramatized and complete with music and sound effects.

Although he is best known for his speculative novels, H.G. Wells also wrote engaging works of short...

A man encounters a mysterious green door that seems to appear at various times in his life in different places about London.

An orchid fancier complains that nothing interesting ever happens to him... with predictable results.

When Mr. Bensington and Professor Redwood first hit upon the discovery they called The Food of the Gods they thought, what harm could there be in a little scientific experiment...

This is H.G. Wells at his best, delving into fantastic and strange worlds.

This classic chiller, when adapted for radio in 1938 by Orson Wells, was realistic enough to cause widespread panic throughout the United States....

A comet speeds toward earth, a deadly, glowing orb that soon fills the sky and promises doom...

H.G. Wells' classic tale of a man who renders himself invisible is brought to vivid life in this...

The evil experiment of the demented scientist, Griffin, holds his countrymen in his power, but the scientist crumbles under his own evil plot...

At a time when science fiction was depicting what wonders the future would bring, H. G. Wells was one of the first writers to explore the dark side of science, and portray how easily mortal man could be corrupted when tempted by seemingly unlimited power.

Wells' fascinating horror tale of a man who discovers the secret of invisibility.

The Invisible Man (1897) is one of the most famous science fiction novels of all time.

Griffin is a scientist who theorizes that if a person's refractive index is changed to exactly that of air and his body does not absorb or reflect light, then he will be invisible.

Two Classic Tales from the Grandfather of Science Fiction! The Invisible Man and The Time Machine told by best-selling narrator B.J. Harrison, of The Classic Tales Podcast.

Wells weaves a story of scientific excess into a high-speed thriller. Montgomery, a brilliant but twisted biologists, is delivering exotic animals to his private island, when he rescues a shipwrecked man. An act of compassion, or another addition to his collection?

Living in the 19th century and facing the impact of Darwin's theory of evolution, H.G. Wells wrote this haunting masterpiece...

Jeff Ward's Musical Version of H.G. Wells' Classic Science Fiction tale.

This remarkable novel, with the subtitle “The Story of an Education,” is full of love, tragedy, World War I scenes and perspectives on German, Irish, Russian, British and American issues and values.

Did H.G. Wells really have a sense of humor and romance?

A legend of the film industry, Orson Welles was a forceful, compelling actor as well as a director...

Having coined the phrase "the war that will end war," H.G. Wells was disillusioned by the World War I peace settlement. Convinced that humanity needed to awaken to the instability of the world...

Nine stories including "The Door in the Wall," "The Country of the Blind," "The Truth About Pycraft," and "The Strange Orchid."

Speculative novelist H.G. Wells wrote engaging short fiction dealing with the strange...

Enjoy stories of the past and the future by the author of The Time Machine...