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Narrative of Samantha Fremont
An essay by Samantha Fremont, as provided by Regina Clarke Art by Katie Nyborg (Editor’s Note: Since Ms. Fremont left before completing her graduate studies, the following document, proved now to indeed have been written in her own hand, is of relevance … Continue reading
Hot! Fresh! Now! Autumn 2013
Hey look! We have another collection! In addition to collecting another three months of stories, we have exclusive fiction featuring Antoinette McCormick, Alexis A. Hunter, and Folly Blaine, mad science advice from Dr. Synthia, and our ever charming mad … Continue reading
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Little Gods
An essay by Nathan Orbos, as provided by Mathew Allan Garcia Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye ONE Let’s talk, shall we? You and I. I want to clear the air. There are things that’ve been on my mind for a few millennia. You’re … Continue reading
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Tagged Mathew Allan Garcia, Nathan Orbos, Scarlett O'Hairdye
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Mendant’s Maggots
A Paper Presented to the League of Astrobiological Studies, 2015–Highlights from the Journal of Dr. Louise Mendant: First Investigations into “Mendant’s Maggots” by Dr. Bryce Ellicott, as provided by Dr. J.A. Grier Art by Leigh Legler As the scientific community … Continue reading
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Tagged Bryce Ellicott, Cryptozoology, Horror, J.A. Grier, Leigh Legler
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That Man Behind the Curtain: November 2013
And now, our November in review. Because everyone likes math on Christmas Eve. This got a little delayed due to assorted holiday season shenanigans. I hope y’all enjoy it. The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: … Continue reading
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Shooting Stars and Schadenfreude
An account by Doctor Maximilian von Borcke, as provided by Sean Patrick Hazlett Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye A disconcerting feeling of revulsion overwhelmed me when I touched the strange object, a metallic container the size of a cigar box. Inscribed … Continue reading
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Tagged Astronomy, Maximilian von Borcke, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Sean Patrick Hazlett
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Mad Scientist Produces Burlesque Event
The multi-talented Scarlett O’Hairdye, one of our fantastic illustrators, is putting on a burlesque revue in Seattle to help battle the dark dreary days of a Pacific Northwest winter. Here are the details! Unnatural Redhead Productions is proud to present … Continue reading
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The Dog and the Dinosaur
An essay by Ken Korman, as provided by Adam Rowe Art by Katie Nyborg An audio version of this story is available at http://academicemmett.com/1-4-the-dog-and-the-dinosaur/ “Do you believe in fortune telling?” Emmett asked me. He was staring thoughtfully up at the ceiling, long … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Rowe, Archaeobiology, Biology, Dinosaurs, Katie Nyborg, Ken Korman
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Dying is Easy
An essay by Arthur Weiss, Ph.D., as provided by Franco Raud Art by Franco Raud This is what is known. American Blues guitarist Robert Johnson (1911-1938). Singer of “Hellhound on My Trail,” “Me and the Devil Blues,” and “Cross Road Blues.” … Continue reading
The Starvation Of Anthony Dargay
An essay by Anthony Dargay PhD, as provided by Ben Revermann Art by Justine McGreevy Oct. 28, 2015, Day 8, Anthony Dargay PhD. IMPORTANT, DO NOT WALK THROUGH THE PORTAL. READ THIS BEFORE YOU WALK THROUGH THE PORTAL: I pray that you … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Dargay, Ben Revermann, Diary, Justine McGreevy, Quantum Physics
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