An Englishman Looks at the World by H.G. Wells

A series of essays and journalistic observations, this work captures the author’s views on science, politics, society, and the rapid changes of the early 20th century. From aviation and education to the future of democracy, each piece reflects a curious and critical mind engaging with the modern world. There’s no singular plot, but a thematic arc of questioning and visioning progress. It’s both reflective and provocative, offering insights into contemporary debates and enduring issues. The tone ranges from personal to prophetic.