The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells

The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells

Griffin, a brilliant but unstable scientist, discovers a method for rendering living tissue invisible and uses it on himself, only to find the condition impossible to reverse — and the total social isolation of being unseen begins pushing him toward increasingly violent, unhinged behaviour.

Wells uses the invisibility premise to explore the corrupting effect of power without accountability, since Griffin discovers that being unseen also means being unwatched by any moral consequence, and the novel's tension builds as a small English village tries to stop a threat it cannot even see coming.

A foundational work of science fiction, still influencing invisibility stories over a century later.

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