Invisible Man...

[bondo_ba]

I continue to read the Easton Press Masterpieces of Science Fiction that were sitting in my TBR pile.  The next book in the series was another Wells book.  You may recall that I blogged about The Time Machine last week.  Today's subject is the less-celebrated, but almost as frequently filmed, The Invisible ManWhile equally innovative for its time,

Comments

[msstacy13]

I'd have to read it again before I could say for sure,
but I think you may have missed something there,
exemplified by the line I like to quote so often:
"A door unbust is always open to busting, but you can't unbust a door once you've busted in."
IIRC, that idle prattle parallels the development of the storyline.
Or maybe I just thought it did.

The ill-temper, of course, was an effect the invisiblity,
but that may have been a bad idea...

[bondo_ba]

Oh, no - you are absolutely right, and I didn't miss it. It's just that I didn't find it pleasing!

[snapes_angel]

I read it years ago. I started itagain, with an audio book I bought with special offer through Audible.com, which has four of his stories, this among them.

Have not got past 3 words yet on my current story, but severe lack of sleep and ex h austion are the major culprits.

[bondo_ba]

Yeah - you need to get some rest before writing. I can never write at all when I'm tired - even reading can be iffy if I'm embroiled in something with depth!

[snapes_angel]

That has pretty much been my problem. I cannot sleep, and it gets bad enough, that I cannot write.