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The Man Who Loved Morlocks: A Sequel to the Time Machine as Narrated by the Time Traveller
| Author: | David J. Lake |
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Hyland House, 1981 |
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| Book Type: | Novel |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
| Sub-Genre Tags: | Time Travel |
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Synopsis
On a cold Friday morning in 1892 the Time Traveller vanished, apparently forever, into the fourth dimension. His chronicler, H. G. Wells, glimpsed a ghostly figure, a blur, and the Traveller and his Machine were no more. Had he launched himself once again into the Future, or had he gone to explore the millennia of he Past?
In this sequel to H. G. Well's The Time Machine the Time Traveller resumes his narrative. Having journeyed through Time to put his story into the hands of a publisher, we can now share the adventure of his second encounter with the Morlocks, this time equipped with a camera--and a Colt revolver. But, prepared as he is for violent confrontation, he is totally unprepared for the subtle and ironic twists Time has in store...
His tale concludes with REPORTS FROM 802,701--a document which gives a startling account of the Time Traveller's first visit through the eyes, and the words, of the Morlocks themselves.
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