The Invisible Man

One of the best-known novels by the great science fiction author.

On a bitter winter evening, a mysterious stranger arrives in the isolated English village of Iping. Everything about him is strange: his behavior, his isolation, the many bandages that conceal his appearance.

When the first robbery occurs in the usually quiet town, suspicion falls on him. But catching him proves very difficult: by undressing, he disappears and becomes invisible. Hunted by the townspeople, naked to remain invisible, the man descends into excess and paranoia. He steals, he injures, he even kills.

A short, outlandish, cynical, and funny tale, The Invisible Man is also a cautionary story about greed and excessive pride. This large-print edition makes reading easier.