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Learning to Walk
An essay by Matthew Grant, as provided by J. J. Green Art by Leigh Legler Trace human ancestry back far enough and eventually you’ll encounter a creature that could prick its ears. Why it did this, whether it was prey … Continue reading
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Tagged J. J. Green, Leigh Legler, Matthew Grant, Science Fiction, Time Travel
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Incident at the Faerie Festival
An essay by Mel Dickson, as provided by Pathos Art by Luke Spooner I was surprisingly calm the morning before the incident. One would assume that on the eve of assisting in such an insidious plot, one would feel butterflies, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Chemistry, Humor, Luke Spooner, Mel Dickson, Pathos
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Green Revolution: an interview with Lillian Belladonna
An interview with Lillian Belladonna from Evil Science Quarterly: The Leader in Mad Science News and Trends, as provided by Arinn Dembo ESQ: Doctor Belladonna, thank you for joining us! Never have we had such an aptly named guest. LB: Excuse me? … Continue reading
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Tagged Arinn Dembo, Crossover, Kaiju-a-Gogo
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Sweet Sand Fleas
An essay by C. R. Anderson, as provided by Steve Zisson Art by Leigh Legler “Get your hands off me,” that’s what I hear him say. So clearly now. “Please don’t pick me up. I don’t want to go back in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, C. R. Anderson, Evolution, Leigh Legler, Steve Zisson
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An interview with Norman E. Farious
An interview with Norman E. Farious from Evil Science Quarterly: The Leader in Mad Science News and Trends, as provided by Arinn Dembo ESQ: Thank you for joining us! Yours is an illustrious name in Mad Science. And an illustrious … Continue reading
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Tagged Arinn Dembo, Crossover, Kaiju-a-Gogo
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One scientist’s struggle against federal cloning regulations: A case study
Dr. Jasmine A. Connell1,2 and Dr. Diana Rohlman3 1Department of Nephrology, Groom Lake Laboratories; 2Center for Ethical Cloning, Groom Lake Medical Center; 3Groom Lake Publishing Services, Groom Lake, Nevada, United States of America Corresponding author: Jasmine A. Connell, connellj@groomlakelab.edu Art … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloning, Diana Rohlman, Genetic Engineering, Jasmine A. Connell, Scarlett O'Hairdye
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Atomic Supervillain: an interview with Ivo Wyrdstrom
An interview with Ivo Wyrdstrom from Evil Science Quarterly: The Leader in Mad Science News and Trends, as provided by Arinn Dembo ESQ: Doctor Wyrdstrom, we’d like to begin by thanking you for your time. Our readers are very excited to … Continue reading
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Tagged Arinn Dembo, Crossover, Ivo Wyrdstrom, Kaiju-a-Gogo
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The Last Unit
An essay by Jane Meadows, as provided by Judith Field Art by Justine McGreevy “Jane, that mad woman’s here again,” says Ben, my summer student pharmacist, looking out of the dispensary into the shop. “Keep your voice down!” I hiss, following his … Continue reading
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Tagged Extraterrestrials, Jane Meadows, Judith Field, Justine McGreevy, Pharmaceutical
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Audio Recording 5024
An essay by Dr. Todd Forest, as provided by Christine Layton. Salvaged from Seaforming Expedition (Program Terminated). Art by Leigh Legler “Do you think they ever travel?” I watched the mattress of the bunk above dip and shift as Donald … Continue reading
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Tagged Christine Layton, Cryptozoology, Leigh Legler, Marine Biology, Oceanography, Todd Forest
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