About this audiobook
“The Invisible Man” by Herbert Wells is a classic science fiction novel and a tragic psychological thriller about a genius discovery that has become a deadly forgiveness and led to absolute isolation. The young and ambitious physicist Griffin makes an incredible scientific breakthrough: he finds a way to make the tissues of the living body completely transparent. Dreaming of unlimited power, freedom and power, he experiences the drug on himself. However, the reality becomes miserable. Invisibility does not bring happiness: Griffin is forced to go naked on the angry cold, experience hunger, hide from people and suffer constant domestic torture. Progressively, society’s hostility, loneliness and paranoia destroy his mind, turning the genius scientist into a dangerous madman who proclaims war to all mankind and establishes the “Terror” era.Wales, with terrible realism and deep psychology, explores the subject of the moral responsibility of the scientist, the danger of science without ethics and the tragedy of the person who is removed from mankind. **About what the book is in three words:** Invisibility, Madness, Solitude. **Who to read:** Fans of classical science fiction and acute psychological thrillers, lovers of stories about yearly scientific experiments, as well as all lovers of the exciting Herbert Wells prose.
