Long before genetic engineering was possible, H. G. Wells imagined its horror. On Moreau's isolated island, panthers speak, boars walk upright, and a mad doctor crowns himself god. As Prendick uncovers each abomination, he must decide whether monstrosity lies in the lab-or in every beating heart.
What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:
A Prophetic Vision of Bio-Ethics Gone Berserk - Witness experiments that prefigure CRISPR nightmares.Relentless Jungle Suspense - Chases through mangroves, midnight rituals around the fire, the House of Pain.Themes of Identity, Evolution, and Morality - Explore the fragile boundary that keeps "civilization" intact.A Cornerstone of Sci-Fi Horror - Inspiration for Jurassic Park, body horror cinema, and bio-punk fiction.Accessible, Streamlined Prose - Antiquated language refined; Wells's urgency and philosophy preserved.Read today and confront a question still unanswered: Just because we can-should we?