British Future Fiction, 1700-1914

Modern Britain, 1750 to the Present

James Vernon

The Rise of the Novel Studies in Defoe, Richardson, and Fielding

Ian P. Watt

Science Fiction

Dan Byrne-Smith

The Time Machine

H. G. Wells

Science

Ian McEwan

Future Days

David (Associate Editor) Stubbs

Future Remains

What's Next?

Jim Al-Khalili

The Time Machine and Other Works

H. G. Wells

Cambridge History of Britain

Berkeley) Vernon James (University of California

That Inevitable Victorian Thing

E. K. Johnston

Altered Pasts

Sir Richard J. Evans

The Rise of the Novel

Ian Watt

Penguin English Library the Time Machine

H. G. Wells

Physics of the Future How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and Our Daily Lives by the Year 2100

Michio Kaku

Britain

Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture

Paul Goring

Best of British

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British Civilization An Introduction

John Oakland

Texts in time

Annabelle Despard

Contemporary Novelists

Peter Childs

The History of Science Fiction

A. Roberts

Hope and Glory Britain 1900-2000

Peter B. Clarke

Future Perfect Vintage Futuristic Graphics

Jim Heimann

Britain's Imperial Century, 1815-1914 A Study of Empire and Expansion

R. Hyam

The Future of Governing

B. Guy Peters

Cities in Flight

James Blish

A Brief History of the Future - The origins of the internet

John Naughton

Probable Tomorrows: How Science and Technology Will Transform Our Lives in the Next Twenty Years

Owen Davies

Friedliche Zeiten

Birgit Vanderbeke

Tales of Ten Worlds

Arthur C. Clarke

The British

Maud Isabel Ebbutt

Voices Prophesying War

I. F. Clarke

The Eighteenth Century

Sambrook, James

The 1990s & Beyond

Edward Cornish

Change and Continuity in British Society 1800-1850

Richard Brown

Railways, Past, Present & Future

Geoffrey Freeman Allen

Tomorrows Children

Isaac Asimov

Past and Present

Thomas Carlyle

Eighteenth Century Prose

Louis I.