What would have happened if the novels by H.G. Wells had become true?
Three of the most famous novels by British writer H.G. Wells, considered by many the father of science fiction, become real, and, because of this, the author himself, his wife, and their inseparable friends are involved in a series fantastic and surprising adventures.
In The Map of Time, a year after Wells published the novel that made him famous, The Time Machine, there appears in London a surprising business of touristic time traveling which invites the citizens of the 19th century to travel to the year 2000 to see the fearful final battle between men and automatons.
In The Map of the Sky, the writer will have to face a Martian invasion that will happen just like he described it in War of the Worlds, which will make him the main suspect to the eyes of sagacious special agent Cornelius Clayton, from a mysterious department of Scotland Yard, in charge of studying and investigating the supernatural.
Finally, in The Map of Chaos, all the subplots will come together, and Wells and his friends will have to face their biggest adversary: The Invisible Man, who has been perusing them from universe to universe to get hold of the book that will save them all.
The main characters are multi-layered and constantly evolving. The action-packed trilogy involves many clever twists and turns with many perfectly constructed subplots that go from: larger than life love stories, dangerous arch-enemies who become inseparable friends, dark mysteries waiting to be solved, terrifying suspense moments… all cleverly blended with the most popular themes of science fiction and fantasy stories, such as time travel, parallel worlds, alien invasions, werewolves or spirits.
RELEVANT INFORMATION: This Steam-punk bestselling trilogy, by the Spanish writer Félix J. Palma, has been a huge commercial success in over 20 countries, including the US, Spain, Germany, Italy, Japan. It is a New York Times best seller.
The trilogy mixes fictional characters and some of the most emblematic personalities of the Victorian era. One can find many of the 19th century writers like Edgar Allan Poe, Arthur Conan Doyle, Lewis Carroll, or Bram Stoker. All of them take part in Wells’ adventures in one way or another, and in some cases they will live experiences that will be the inspiration for some of their most famous novels. Other characters make appearances, like Joseph Merrick, known as the Elephant Man, Jack the Ripper, or Adam Locke, the author of what was known as the Great Moon Joke, the biggest journalistic trickery of the 19th century.
Félix J. Palma has won over a hundred awards, like the Premio Tiflos, the Premio Pablo Rida, the Premio Miguel de Unamuno or the Premio Alberto Lista.
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