Tag Archives: Nanotechnology

Previous Nanotech Stories

Posted on June 13, 2019 by scarywhitegirl

If you’d like to read more stories involving nanotechnology, check out these selections! “Forty-Flesh Barrier” by Raluca Balasa (more cybernetics than nanotechnology, but along the same lines) “The Origins of Chem-Art: A Look into the Manifestation of Final Blush of … Continue reading →

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Fiction: Prisoner

Posted on June 10, 2019 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Inmate Number 140129, as provided by Curtis C. Chen Art by Leigh Legler Here comes the sun. For a few seconds, as the blinding light thaws my body, it’s bearable. Almost comfortable. Then I’m on fire for the … Continue reading →

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The Origins of Chem-Art: A Look into the Manifestation of Final Blush of the Republic

Posted on September 18, 2017 by Mad Scientist Journal

Article written by Casvar Quivian, as provided by Sam Jowett Art by Luke Spooner Introduction Call this a tell-all, call this an indictment. For myself, it is a revelation. This will be my final paper on Final Blush of the … Continue reading →

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Sims

Posted on March 10, 2014 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Abigail Perkins PhD, as provided by Kelda Crich Art by Leigh Legler In the light of the twinkling, tawdry Christmas lights, I’m typing just as fast as I can. Deleting as much as I’m able, but they’ve created walls … Continue reading →

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