| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 15 (1992) | Wells’s Communist Revision, Perestroika, and the New World Order | Abstract PDF |
| Leon Stover | ||
| Vol 40 (2017) | Wells’s Words – or Wordsworth’s? | Details PDF |
| Patrick Parrinder | ||
| Vol 23 (2000) | Wellsian Thinking Revisited | Abstract PDF |
| James Dilloway | ||
| Vol 29 (2006) | When Was the War of the Worlds? | Abstract PDF |
| Thomas Gangale and Marilyn Dudley-Rowley | ||
| Vol 11 (1988) | Which shall it be? | Details PDF |
| Michael Draper | ||
| Vol 11 (1988) | Writing through Armageddon | Details PDF |
| Roger T. Stearn | ||
| Vol 20 (1997) | [The Time Machine: Past, Present and Future] One Text, Many Utopias: Some examples of intertextuality in The Time Machine | Abstract PDF |
| Fernando Porta | ||
| Vol 34 (2011) | `In Spite of God and Wasps and Her Father`: Discursive Entanglement in H. G. Wells\\\'s Ann Veronica (1909) | Abstract PDF |
| Nathalie Saudo-Welby | ||
| Vol 34 (2011) | `No Suffragette Saw Herself in My Mirror`: Evolutionary and Biological Discourse in Ann Veronica | Abstract PDF |
| Maroula Joannou | ||
| Vol 34 (2011) | `The Woman`s Bond of Freedom`: H. G. Wells, Ann Veronica and the Suffragettes | Abstract PDF |
| Elizabeth Crawford | ||
| Vol 38 (2015) | `World State, Therefore, it Must Be`: H. G. Wells’s Responses to Aeronautical Developments | Abstract |
| Rinni Marliyana Binti Haji Amran | ||
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