The Invisible Man was written by H. G. Wells.

• The Invisible Man

• A science fiction novel by H. G. Wells, first published in 1897.

• Explores themes of isolation, power, and the consequences of scientific experimentation.

• Central character: Griffin, a brilliant but mentally unstable scientist.

• Summary

• Griffin gains the power of invisibility, which gives him immense freedom and power.

• His greed and obsession with his newfound abilities lead to moral decay.

• He uses his invisibility for criminal purposes, highlighting his loneliness and mistrust of society.

• The story explores the dangers of scientific experimentation when detached from ethics and humanity.

• H. G. Wells (1866-1946)

• Full name: Herbert George Wells.

• English novelist, journalist, sociologist, and historian.

• Known as one of the pioneers of science fiction literature.

• Famous science fiction works

• The Invisible Man

• The War of the Worlds

• The Time Machine

• The Island of Doctor Moreau

• The First Men on the Moon

Source: Britannica, An ABC of English Literature by Dr. M. Mofizar Rahman