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Showing posts with label H.G. Wells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label H.G. Wells. Show all posts
Friday, June 06, 2025
War of the Worlds: Canadian Front
Labels:
Bing Image Generator,
Books,
Canada,
H.G. Wells,
Ontario,
Ottawa,
science fiction,
War of the Worlds
Monday, February 10, 2025
Doctor Moreau's Favourite
Pulp Figures created a small collection of human-animal hybrids inspired by H.G. Wells' The Island of Doctor Moreau. In the novel, Moreau is working on a puma woman rather than a tiger woman, but if I'd gone with a puma this model would be virtually all black. Therefore, tiger. Is she not woman?
Labels:
Books,
Games,
H.G. Wells,
Painting,
Pulp Figures,
science fiction
Sunday, April 14, 2024
Invisible Dictator
Labels:
Bing Image Generator,
Books,
Film,
H.G. Wells,
science fiction,
The Invisible Man
Saturday, December 31, 2022
Books I Read in 2022: The Fail Edition
Blogger wiped out about 80% of what had been a 2,000 word post right before I could save it. And no, I didn't write it in Word first, like an idiot.
I was pretty happy with what I'd written, too, and flew into a fit of angry depression thereafter. Happy New Year to me. Bah.
Hopefully I can muster up the desire to rewrite this post in a couple of days, based on what little was saved. Sigh.
Hopefully I can muster up the desire to rewrite this post in a couple of days, based on what little was saved. Sigh.
Labels:
2020s,
Books,
David Gerrold,
Fantasy,
Film,
H.G. Wells,
Harlan Ellison,
Horror,
Lois McMaster Bujold,
Michael P. Kube-McDowell,
Nancy Kress,
Naomi Novik,
science fiction,
Star Trek,
Stephen King,
Ursula K. LeGuin
Wednesday, August 09, 2017
Mom and the Tripod
Long ago - sometime between 1998 and 2005 - I shot this photo of Mom beside a tripod. You'd think that I would have shot Mom from the tripod, but no. I like the expression on her face: "Why are you doing this?" It's too bad the tripod is in the shot, because otherwise it would be a reasonably well-composed image of Mom and the garden. Well, with a little cropping, maybe. On the other hand, I could use Photoshop to turn the tripod into one of the machines from War of the Worlds, but then it would be menacing my mother, and that's no good.
Labels:
Alberta,
Books,
Elizabeth Woods,
H.G. Wells,
Hole's,
Leduc,
Photography,
science fiction
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