H G Wells Exercise

Objective
1. Three Books
  1. Set
  2. Fiction
    1. Science Fiction
    2. Social Novels
      1. Class
      2. Feminism
      3. Mid-Life Crisis
      4. Consumerism
      5. Materialism
      6. Love
2. Paperback
  1. Front Cover
    1. Publishers Name
    2. Author
    3. Title
    4. Design
  2. Spine
    1. Trade Mark
    2. Author
    3. Title
3. Apperance
  1. Stunning
    1. Astonishing
    2. Impressive
    3. Very Attractive
  2. Contemporary
    1. Modern
    2. Current
    3. Present Time
  3. Timeless
    1. Eternal
    2. Everlasting
Noted Current Publishers
1. Orion
  1. Classic Collections
  2. Masterworks
2. Penguin
  1. Modern Classics
  2. Penguin Classics
  3. Classic Fiction
About H G Wells
1. Ethnicity & Lifetime
  1. 1866 - 1946
  2. British
2. Occupations
  1. Teacher
    1. Latin
    2. Science
  2. Writer
    1. Main Career
      1. Science Fiction
      2. Social Novels
  3. Artist
    1. Drawings & Sketches
      1. His Books Endpapers
      2. Romantic Comments on his Marriage
3. Religion
  1. Aware of all and their ability to work
    1. Believing in none
4. Political Views
  1. Socialist
  2. Left Wing
5. Relationships
  1. Married twice
    1. Many affairs
      1. Various offspring from different women
Questions
1. Considered Classic?
  1. Survived many generations
    1. Still popular today
  2. Classic of many Publishers
2. What was he trying to achieve?
  1. Social Equality and Freedom
  2. World Peace
  3. Future Good of Humanity
  4. Encourage revolt against
    1. Christian tenets
    2. Accepted codes of behaviour
3. His influence and prescence
  1. His Own Generation
    1. Generation Following His
  2. Early Sci-Fi Novels
  3. First Comics
  4. Todays Educational Required Reading
Obvious Solutions
1. Simple
  1. Contemporary
2. Classic
  1. Timeless
Radical Solutions
1. HG Wells Theories
2. Design based on book content
3. Contrasting opinions and visuals
4. New format
  1. Size
    1. Stand out
    2. Unique
  2. Material
    1. Tactile

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