Perhaps the best fictional representation of what is going on in England right now is The Time Machine, written more than a century and a quarter ago by H. G. Wells and never out of print since it was ...

An experimental time machine opens a window into the future and mutated monsters (the Morlocks) use it to come back to the present and go on a murderous rampage.

An unsettling new economic allegory argues modern workers have become the “Eloi” of a technofeudal system designed to extract wealth, time and security from the many.

Introduction: The text ; The Sphinx-question ; The two socialisms ; Eloi and Morlocks ; The two cultures -- "The time machine, an invention" (1895) (annotated text of the first London edition) -- ...

In H.G. Wells’ “The Time Machine,” there were two “races” of humanoids: Eloi and Morlock. The Eloi were calm, cooperative, helpful and generally benign, whereas the Morlock lived subterraneanly, ...