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Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-07-05

Happy ! It's been a and week for me. I enjoyed and , as well as another viewing of (2009).

A 1980s woodgrain TV. Approximately 20 or 25 inches, and has analog dials on the front.
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-06-29

! Per usual, some here, but I also got to enjoy the soundtrack for that I picked up on vinyl this week. How about you?

A 1980s woodgrain TV. Approximately 20 or 25 inches, and has analog dials on the front.
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-06-21

Happy ! I've mostly just watched this week for my genre entertainment. How about you?

A 1980s woodgrain TV. Approximately 20 or 25 inches, and has analog dials on the front.
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-06-14

It's ! What sort of fun have you enjoyed this week? Been rewatching with Mr. Nerdy Blogger and rewatching the trailer we got recently. How about you?

A 1980s woodgrain TV. Approximately 20 or 25 inches, and has analog dials on the front.
MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-06-07

The Spectral Visions of Terry James

sciencefictionruminations.com/

alt text https://teachonline.asu.edu/image-accessibility-generator/ Long Description: The image shows the cover of a book titled "Mindswap" by Robert Sheckley. The background is predominantly black with a symmetrical white abstract design in the center, resembling a stylized, mirrored figure or pattern. The design features long, pointed extensions reaching the top and bottom of the cover. The title "MIND SWAP" and the author's name "Robert Sheckley" are printed in white text at the top left corner of the cover. The cover has an overall aged and worn appearance, with visible scratches and a small tear near the top edge. Alt-text: Book cover of "Mindswap" by Robert Sheckley with a black background and a symmetrical white abstract design.
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-05-31

It's ! What sort of fun have you enjoyed this week? I rewatched the 1990 for my latest episode of the Podcast, caught for a third time, and watched a *lot* of for work. How about you?

Image of a 1980s woodgrain TV. Approximately 20 or 25 inches, and has analog dials on the front.
MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-05-24

Time Machine (1960)
1965 (first theatrical release in Poland)
ortist: Marian Stachurski

polishpostergallery.com/galler

Alt text source:https://teachonline.asu.edu/image-accessibility-generator/ The image is a vintage Polish movie poster for "The Time Machine" based on H.G. Wells' novel. It features a bold, graphic design with a dominant red background. In the center, there is a large black silhouette of a face with cut-out eyes, depicted in an abstract manner. A green triangular shape resembling jagged teeth is at the mouth, with a detailed clock face centered inside it, showcasing Roman numerals around its edge. The top portion of the poster includes a wooden texture background with black text detailing the film’s information and credits. Alt-text: Vintage Polish movie poster for "The Time Machine" with a bold red background, abstract face silhouette, and a clock design. Transcribed Text: Ekranizacja głośnej powieści fantastycznej H.G. Wellsa WEHIKUŁ CZASU film produkcji amerykańskiej Reżyseria: George Pal W rolach głównych: Rod Taylor, Alan Young, Yvette Mimieux Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer *
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-05-18

Happy ! Not a ton of time with stuff this week, save for a bit of classic and . I also snuck in some retro gaming time this week on the and . How about you?

Image of a 1980s woodgrain TV. Approximately 20 or 25 inches, and has analog dials on the front.
MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-05-17

SciFiSaturday
Uncredited Illustrator

sciencefictionruminations.com/

Alt text source :https://teachonline.asu.edu/image-accessibility-generator/ The image is a vintage book cover for "Operation Terror" by Murray Leinster. At the top, there is text indicating the genre, "Tandem Sci-Fi," with a circular logo next to it. The price "3/6" is shown on the right. Below this, the book title "Operation Terror" is prominently displayed in large, bold, magenta letters. The author's name, Murray Leinster, is written in black below the title. A tagline, "Mankind faces extinction at the hands of interplanetary 'visitors'," appears in smaller type beneath the author’s name. The bottom half of the cover features an illustration showing a person with an expression of terror, hands raised to their head, looking up at a large, glowing spherical object. This object, composed of red and yellow dots, dominates the dark background. Alt-text: Book cover of "Operation Terror" by Murray Leinster, featuring a frightened person looking up at a large, dotted sphere. Transcribed Text: TANDEM SCI-FI OPERATION TERROR Murray Leinster
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-05-10

Happy !!! I've now seen * twice. Looking forward to our show on that. Been watching too. I'm also hoping to get some comics time in this weekend. How about you?

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MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-05-10

The 1960s covers of Emanuel Schongut

sciencefictionruminations.com/

ALT text generation source:https://teachonline.asu.edu/image-accessibility-generator/ The image is a book cover with a striking, abstract design. It features a cluster of stylized, purple flowers with elongated stems set against a light blue background. The flowers have a bold, graphic quality with their petals densely packed together, creating a sense of depth and texture. The top portion of the cover contains the title and author's name in bold black and white text. The vibrant color contrast between the purple flowers and the blue background draws attention to the intricate floral design. Alt-text: Book cover with purple flowers on a light blue background. Transcribed Text: ALL FLESH IS GRASS CLIFFORD D. SIMAK Doubleday Science Fiction
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-05-03

is here AND it's ! Share you haul and tell what sort of genre works you've enjoyed this week. I caught a second time on Sunday. How about you?

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MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-05-03

Signals - A Space Adventure

Original 1971 Czech A3 Movie Poster

The image is a stylized poster predominantly in shades of orange and black. In the upper section, there is an astronaut figure in a silver suit, positioned as if walking. The astronaut is overlaid on a series of concentric black circles that radiate outward from the center, creating a target-like effect against the vivid orange background. The lower portion of the poster features bold typography. The word "IKAROS" is prominently displayed in large, three-dimensional block letters, with a shadow effect accentuating the text. Above this, in smaller font, there is additional text providing context about the film and its director, framed in a rectangular layout. Alt-text: An orange poster featuring an astronaut and concentric black circles, with bold text "IKAROS." Transcribed Text: Film NDR Vzrušující příběh lidí, hledajících civilizaci na Jupiteru. Režie: Gottfried Kolditz IKAROS © TRIGON 71 Tisk Stereografia Děčín
Kevin Klehr 🏳️‍🌈kevinklehr@aus.social
2025-05-02

See androids fighting (ooh ooh ooh) Brad and Janet.
Science Fiction...Double Feature...
books.bookfunnel.com/sci-fi-fa
#books #bookpromotion #sciencefiction #scifi #scifisaturday #dystopian #fantasy

Kevin Klehr 🏳️‍🌈kevinklehr@aus.social
2025-05-02

Science Fiction...Double Feature...
books.bookfunnel.com/sci-fi-sa
#books #bookpromotion #sciencefiction #scifi #scifisaturday #dystopian

MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-04-26

Book cover by artist David Pelham.

retrobookcovers.com/sirius-by-

The image is a book cover featuring a black background with the title "Sirius" and the author's name "Olaf Stapledon" in white, stylized text. At the top, "Science Fiction" is written in smaller white letters. The centerpiece is a surreal illustration of a blue dog's head in profile, facing left. Several colorful, wavy lines in yellow, red, green, and blue are connected to or surrounding the dog's head, resembling a blend of wires or abstract neural connections. Below the dog's head, a purple section with a pattern of black dots and lines adds contrast to the design. In the top right corner, a small, white penguin within a purple circle represents the publisher’s logo. Alt-text: Book cover of "Sirius" by Olaf Stapledon showing a blue dog's head with colorful lines against a black background. Transcribed Text: Science Fiction OLAF STAPLEDON Sirius
Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-04-26

is back! Which genre works have you enjoyed this week? I caught at the theater (GO SEE IT!) and caught a few episodes of . How about you?

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Ashley ThomasTheNerdyBlogger
2025-04-12

Welcome back to ! Mostly work-related viewing over here. for , watching and rewatching the trailer, and . How about you?

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MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-04-12

The Solarians

Full-shot of a book cover. The title, "THE SOLARIANS," is prominently displayed in large, bold, yellow letters. Beneath the title, smaller text reads "Could Palmer trust the Solarians' plan of surrendering Earth to its enemy?" The author's name, "NORMAN SPINRAD," is in a different font below. The background of the cover is a teal-blue color, and the art is a vintage science fiction style.  Two large, darkly-colored alien figures, resembling bipedal creatures, are prominent in the image. They are positioned in stances suggesting readiness for action (or perhaps guarding/surveillance); one is holding a long gun/rifle. They have distinctive features: large, forward-facing eyes (reddish in color) and pointed, bat-like ears. The artwork also includes other smaller alien figures and a spacecraft or vehicle in the background.  A trail of light or fire from the ship appears to emanate from it in one direction.  The overall tone and style of the artwork are reminiscent of the science fiction illustrations common in the mid-20th century. The art style and color palette suggest a paperback book in the "Paperback Library Original Science Fiction" series or a similar, vintage science fiction series, judging by the small text above the title.
MasterOfNoneMaster_of_None
2025-04-05

Edward Gorey book cover design.

edwardgoreyhouse.org/pages/edw

Title: The War of the Worlds Cover Book cover of "The War of the Worlds" by H.G. Wells, featuring a dramatic illustration by edward goreyof a Martian invasion. The image depicts the cover of "The War of the Worlds," a science fiction novel by H.G. Wells. The cover features a striking illustration of a Martian tripod, towering over a devastated landscape. - **Color Scheme**: Dark tones, with a subdued magenta dominate the image, creating a sense of foreboding and urgency. The title "The War of the Worlds" is prominently displayed at the top, with the author's name, H.G. Wells, below it.

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