what was the most important chang that H.G. wells made to his origanl noval?

Question

this is the old one not hte new one

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I don't think HG Wells ever wrote a 'noval,' and certainly not one on 'origani'!

I think he wrote one or two 'novels' though! Course, I could be wrong!

Apart from whatever he originally edited, I'm not sure that he's been in much of a position to actually re-write any changes of late, not since he obtained the status of being 'Deceased,' 60 years ago, unless he tricked us all and went secrete into retirement! Mind you, if he did and he has, then he's not doing too bad for a man of 140 years old.

Maybe one of us needs to do some research on the subject!

Sash.

Answer 3

H.G.Wells wrote over 100 works. He NEVER changed the Originals!

If You mean WAR of the WORLDS -
Orson Wells adapted the story (Radio Show)setting it in America to appeal to that audience and film -makers have also set it in America! with Their OWN interpretations, The Musical Version by Jeff Wayne is, like the Novel set in England!
As most Novels are Too Long to fit the Media used then Adaptation and Interpretations HAVE to be used.

Answer 4

Which novel?
War of the Worlds?
The Invisible Man?
The Island of Doctor Moreau?
The First Men In The Moon???

Answer 5

Chang should be spelled with an "e" at the end.
H.G. spelled his name with a capital W
and "noval" should be "novel" By the way, which novel was his original one?

Answer 6

He proof read it and sorted out the spelling mistakes!

Answer 7

Which one, The "War of the Words"?

Answer 8

I have not heard of this one is it in a foreign language ?

Answer 9

He spell-checked it.

Answer 10

Have no idea