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Fiction: Quietly Goes the Mix Tape
An essay by Dr. Marie Randall, as provided by Willow Croft Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye The quiet is the worst. The silence that is not silence, broken up by jangling keys, someone screaming, the endless stomping of feet up and … Continue reading
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Tagged Genetic Engineering, Marie Randall, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Science Fiction, Willow Croft
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Fiction: Terminus Post Quem
An essay by Daniel Benlainey, as provided by Steve Toase Art by Leigh Legler Daniel Benlainey BA MSc Project Manager Multivallate Archaeology Unit 4 Sunray Farm YK94 1SX D.Benlainey@multivallate.org.uk Simon Campbell BSc Senior Archaeologist Historic Environment Team Callshire County Council … Continue reading
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Tagged Archaeology, Daniel Benlainey, Fantasy Fiction, Leigh Legler, Steve Toase
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Fiction: A Fragmented Examination of Slingshot Time Travel
An essay by the son of Dr. Morgan Locke, as provided by Hamilton Kohl Art by America Jones [I have had the good fortune to recover a small collection of journal entries archived by an unknown historian of the alternate, … Continue reading
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Tagged America Jones, Hamilton Kohl, Morgan Locke, Science Fiction, Time Travel
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The Earth is Sinking!
An essay by Imahl Whett, Institute for Aqua-tektonics, as provided by E. B. Fischadler Art by Justine McGreevy Try as we might, we can’t seem to avoid the frequent news stories or lectures by former politicians claiming to be climate … Continue reading
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Tagged E. B. Fischadler, Geology, Imahl Whett, Justine McGreevy
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Or, The Modern Levitation of Frankenstein
An essay by an anonymous narrator, as provided by Ron Riekki Art by Leigh Legler As an EMT, we routinely come upon body parts. A finger gets severed by a pair of pliers. A toe gets cut off by an … Continue reading
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Tagged Anonymous Narrator, Biology, Leigh Legler, Necromancy, Ron Riekki
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A Last Minute Message for the Youth
A letter from Richard Rictor, as provided by Brodie Lowe Art provided by Luke Spooner Preparation is key. Especially when going up against Iredell County’s newest monsters in those woods behind your house. Given the fact that none of us … Continue reading
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Tagged Brodie Lowe, Cryptozoology, Luke Spooner, Richard Rictor, Vampire
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The Essence of Sprout
An essay by Professor Caldwell Mook, as told to Nick Morrish Art by Leigh Legler It is not often that I agree to become personally involved in one of the scientific experiments that I am investigating. Generally, I prefer to … Continue reading
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Tagged Caldwell Mook, Food Science, Leigh Legler, Nick Morrish, Pharmacology
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The Parts of Him That I Can Help With
An essay by Stephen L. Thayer, as provided by Gordon B. White Art by Errow Collins My younger brother Cameron never understood what working from home meant, so when he called me at 2:30 pm, I was wrist-deep in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Errow Collins, Gordon B. White, Necromancy, Stephen L. Thayer
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Old Mother Shudders
An essay by Old Mother Shudders, as provided by Tom McGee Art by Leigh Legler There was a time when everyone knew to come to me for advice … but then my hair began to grey, my back began to … Continue reading
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Tagged Cryptozoology, Leigh Legler, Lycanthropy, Old Mother Shudders, Tom McGee
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