" The Door in the Wall " is a short story by H. G. Wells first published in the Daily Chronicle in 1906 and first collected in his The Country of the Blind and Other Stories in 1911. It covers the whole life of a successful politician who has always been haunted by his memory of having in early childhood been welcomed into a paradisal garden of innocent happiness, access to which depends on finding by chance a particular door.
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- And it was at school I heard first of the Door in the Wall—that I was to hear of a second time only a month before his death.
- He went right past the door, and then, with his hands in his pockets, and making an infantile attempt to whistle, strolled right along beyond the end of the wall.
- We got in barely in time, and on the way we passed my wall and door—livid in the moonlight, blotched with hot yellow as the glare of our lamps lit it, but...
- He went right past the door, and then, with his hands in his pockets, and making an infantile attempt to whistle, strolled right along beyond the end of the wall.
- Overall, “The Door in the Wall” stands as a timeless classic not only for its thematic depth and philosophical underpinnings but also for its masterful storytelling.
- H. G. Wells, photographed by Alvin Langdon Coburn in 1905. "The Door in the Wall" is a short story by H. G. Wells first published in the Daily Chronicle in 1906 and first collected...
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- "One confidential evening, not three months ago, Lionel Wallace told me this story of the Door in the Wall.
- And it was at school I heard first of the Door in the Wall--that I was to hear of a second time only a month before his death.
- Redmond, the narrator and our intermediary between Lionel Wallace and us as readers, is sceptical about whether there ever was a door in the wall.