A review by Dusty Wallace Queen of Swords is the third book in R. S. Belcher’s Golgotha series, and none of it takes place in Golgotha. For fans of that bizarre little frontier town in Nevada, that’s sort of a letdown. But it also means new readers of the series can jump right in...
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Dusty Wallace is a regular at Mad Scientist Journal. His story, “Not Even a Whimper,” first appeared in our apocalyptic anthology, Selfies from the End of the World. It’s one of our favorites, and it’s now available in audio format on The Overcast podcast. Click here to listen to Dusty’s story. If you like the...
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A recipe by Franklin A. Evenson, M.D., as provided by Dusty Wallace Art by Ariel Alian Wilson Ingredients 10 South woods fairies, fresh and intact 1 teaspoon of lemon juice 1 clove of garlic, finely chopped 1 teaspoon olive oil 1 tablespoon baking soda Utensils 1 small cookpot mortar and pestle First, a note on the fairies:...
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The contracts have been signed and money has been sent out. Here is the list of stories that will appear in the book, organized by author first name! Where possible, we’ve linked to their websites. Alexis J. Reed – “The Story of After” B. T. Joy – “The Men on Eldama Ravine” Brandon Nolta –...
Read more →Mad Scientist Journal alumnus Dusty Wallace has some exciting news in the hopper! First, his story “Shaundra the Watcher” will be in ARES Magazine Issue #2. The magazine will be available in print or ebook at the end of this month. You can check out a sample of the story at http://www.aresmagazine.com/?page_id=440. Second, he edited an anthology titled People...
Read more →A brochure from the Milky Way Zoo: Earth Exhibition, as provided by Dusty Wallace Art by Leigh Legler Station 1. Tasmanian Tiger* This odd-looking mammal was the only carnivorous species of marsupial. It’s not a tiger or even a feline, but was named for its tiger-like stripes. The hind quarters are considered a delicacy...
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