We’re continuing to creep towards our next stretch goal. Thank you to everyone who has pledged so far or taken time to help spread the word. It is sometimes a little overwhelming to see that much support for a project like this. Before I start getting maudlin on you guys, let’s talk about another...
Read more →We’re four days away from launching the Kickstarter for That Ain’t Right: Historical Accounts of the Miskatonic Valley, so here’s another glimpse at what we have in store for you. (And if you missed our earlier post, it is here.) We’ll be doing an open call for submissions after the Kickstarter ends, when we...
Read more →It took a week and a half to get back on track and get stuff together, but it is with much joy that we announce that Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2012 is now available for sale on Smashwords. I’m pretty excited about this quarter’s collection. We got a lot of really great submissions for...
Read more →An essay by Dr. Cortico Vox as procured by Folly Blaine Illustration by Justine McGreevy When I began my illustrious career as “mad” scientist, I considered clones a necessary evil. It pains me to admit this now, but I failed to see my clones as individuals, but rather, they were mere pawns in my...
Read more →Folly Blaine, who provided some of the exclusive content for the Spring 2012 collection and has a story appearing here just before Christmas, has won the Hawthorne Citation in the category of “Short-Short Fiction.” You can see the list of other nominees and winners by checking out the Hawthorne Citation website. You can also...
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