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Alone
An essay by William Considine, as provided by Thomas Canfield Art by Errow Collins The month Liam entered the fourth grade, I got called into a parents-teacher conference at the school. I pretty much knew what to expect by then. … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Cloning, Errow Collins, Thomas Canfield, William Considine
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The Letters of Dr. Walter Matheson
Letters by Dr. Walter Matheson, Ph.D., as provided by Jennifer Mitchell Art by Luke Spooner Dated 12 June 2015 Dr. Walsh, I have made a discovery that I think you will find of interest. While collecting water samples with my research … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Jennifer Mitchell, Luke Spooner, Marine Biology, Walter Matheson
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Novichok-452
An essay by Dr Stanley Goodman, as provided by Judith Field Art by Luke Spooner When I was sure all the rats were dead, I showed them to Roger. “Brilliant, Francesca! Brilliant! Takes chemical warfare to a new level. That’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Judith Field, Luke Spooner, Stanley Goodman
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Till Death Do Us Part, and Part Again
Dr. Frank A. Helmin1 and Dr. Diana Rohlman2 1Department of Psychology, Groom Lake Laboratories; 2Groom Lake Publishing Services, Groom Lake, Nevada, United States of America Corresponding author: Frank A. Helmin, helminj@groomlakelab.edu Illustration by: Luke Spooner Frank A. Helmin received his … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Diana Rohlman, Essay, Frank A. Helmin, Luke Spooner, Psychology
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A Taste of Empty
An essay by Jonah Greenwich, as provided by Dorian Graves Art by Leigh Legler I was at my wit’s end when the bird was brought in. Before its arrival was a stalemate. The rain had not stopped outside, leaving trails in … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Cryptozoology, Dorian Graves, Jonah Greenwich, Leigh Legler, Lovecraft
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Notes on the Genetics and a Hypothesis on the Hybridization Life Cycle of Homo sapiens and Homo aquatium
Research by: Dr. Herbert K. Bloch, Chief Physician, Shikellamy Asylum, Dellville, PA Transcribed and submitted by: Fred S. Lubnow, Ph.D. Illustration by: Steve Maschuck This short paper provides the results of hopefully the first in a series of investigations into … Continue reading
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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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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An Encounter with Hemphillia candelabru​m
From the Journal of Miss Allegra Bushwallow, as provided by Janka Hobbs Art by Katie Nyborg The night was dark, lit only by the phosphorescent trails of giant slugs sliding like zeppelins through the jungle trees. The incessant drone of … Continue reading
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Tagged Allegra Bushwallow, Biology, Janka Hobbs, Katie Nyborg
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