Sources - collections

Works by H. G. Wells at Project Gutenberg, pre-1923.
Works by H. G. Wells at Project Gutenberg Australia, post-1923.
Works by H. G. Wells at Internet Archive (scanned books original editions color illustrated)
H. G. Wells at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
A Short History of the World, at bartleby.com.

Sources - letters, essays and interviews

"Stephen Crane. From an English Standpoint", by Wells, 1900.
Rabindranath Tagore: In conversation with H. G. Wells. Rabindranath Tagore and Wells conversing in Geneva in 1930.
"Introduction", to W. N. P. Barbellion's The Journal of a Disappointed Man, by Wells, 1919.
"Woman and Primitive Culture", by Wells, 1895.
Letter, to M. P. Shiel, by Wells, 1937.
New Statesman - In the footsteps of H G Wells at www.newstatesman.com, H.G. Wells called for a Human Rights Act.

Biography

H. G. Wells: The Man and the Author. A biography of H. G. Wells by Roman Allemann (2000).
"H. G. Wells". In Encyclopædia Britannica Online.

Critical essays

"An Appreciation of H. G. Wells", by Mary Austin, 1911.

"Socialism and the Family" (1906) by Belfort Bax, Part 1, Part 2.
"H. G. Wells warned us how it would feel to fight a War of the Worlds", by Niall Ferguson, in The Telegraph, 24 June 2005.
"H. G. Wells's Idea of a World Brain: A Critical Re-assessment", by W. Boyd Rayward, in Journal of the American Society for Information Science 50 (15 May, 1999): 557-579
"Mr H. G. Wells and the Giants", by G. K. Chesterton, from his book Heretics (1908).
"The Internet: a world brain?", by Martin Gardner, in Skeptical Inquirer, Jan-Feb 1999.
"Science Fiction: The Shape of Things to Come", by Mark Bould, in The Socialist Review, May 2005.
"Who needs Utopia? A dialogue with my utopian self (with apologies, and thanks, to H. G. Wells)", by Gregory Claeys in Spaces of Utopia: An Electronic Journal, no 1, Spring 2006.
"When H. G. Wells Split the Atom: A 1914 Preview of 1945", by Freda Kirchwey, in The Nation, posted 4 September, 2003 (original 18 August, 1945 issue).
"Wells, Hitler and the World State", by George Orwell. First published: Horizon. — GB, London. — August 1941.
"War of the Worldviews", by John J. Miller, in The Wall Street Journal Opinion Journal, 21 June, 2005.
"Wells's Autobiography", by John Hart, from New International, Vol.2 No.2, March 1935, pp.75-76
"History in the Science Fiction of H. G. Wells", by Patrick Parrinder, Cycnos, 22.2 (2006).
"FROM THE WORLD BRAIN TO THE WORLDWIDE WEB", by Martin Campbell-Kelly, Gresham College Lecture, 9 November 2006.
"The Beginning of Wisdom: On Reading H. G. Wells", by Vivian Gornick, "Boston Review", 31.1 (2007).

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