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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Superhero Fiction from Rosemary Jones now available!
As announced last week, Cobalt City Rookies is available today. It features three novellas under one title: Wrecker of Engines by MSJ alumnus (or alumna, if you’re fussy) Rosemary Jones, Tatterdemalion by Nikki Burns and Kensei by MSJ editor Jeremy Zimmerman (who hopes you … Continue reading
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Tagged Jeremy Zimmerman, Pimping, Rosemary Jones
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On the Perils of Self-Mummification
An essay by Dr. Constanza Vivette as provided by Sylvia Cullinan Art provided by Justine McGreevy Never underestimate the value of a good lackey–or the scheme-destroying potential of an incompetent one. Perhaps Hairy Joe’s willingness to adopt such a misleading … Continue reading
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Tagged Constanza Vivette, Egyptology, Embalming, Humor, Justine McGreevy, Sylvia Cullinan
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Lenny
An essay by Chris Lyman, as provided by Keith Baldwin I’d had a few drinks and was about to head to bed last night when this chat window popped up from Lenny. # Leonard Cassler: I’ve done it Chris Lyman: … Continue reading
Mad Scientist Alumnus Rosemary Jones has a Superhero Team-Up
Author Rosemary Jones, who we have had the honor of publishing in May as part of our Spring 2012 line-up, has a new book coming out at the end of this month. In fact, it’s one of three books being … Continue reading
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Special Call for Submissions: Autumn Edition
As we get the hang of this whole production schedule thing, we are getting better at knowing how to plan ahead. Things went pretty well with our Summer 2012 collection. But now we look ahead and realize we have a … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn 2012, Submissions
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Coda
An essay by Dr. Deitolf Hamm, as provided by Eryk Pruitt The specimen is Sam Tuley, chosen not just for his overzealous sex drive, penchant for alcohol and violence, and inability to make the most of a second chance, but rather … Continue reading
A Call For Retroaction
An essay by Professor B.A. Darling, as provided by Rebecca L. Brown To all at ‘The Journal of Better Times,’ I am writing in response to Dr. A. Muchworthy’s paper of July 1892, which I believe was entitled ‘Looking Towards a Better … Continue reading
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Tagged Humor, Professor B.A. Darling, Rebecca L. Brown
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Duotrope Editor Interview with Mad Scientist Journal
Duotrope offers an interview of sorts for editors of different publications. It’s a bit more like a questionnaire, but it at least provides an opportunity for editors to talk about what they are looking for in submissions. So Dawn and I … Continue reading
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Tagged Dawn Vogel, Interview, Jeremy Zimmerman, Pimping
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That Man Behind the Curtain: September 2012
With a story on the first and a new collection to launch as well, I figured I’d wait until today to give the numbers behind the magic.
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Tagged Behind the Scenes, Spring 2012, Summer 2012
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Summer 2012 now available!
I was going to launch yesterday, but I didn’t want to steal the thunder of Monday’s story. So now I can say: Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2012 is now available on Smashwords! In addition to the last three months of fiction, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Israel, Andy Brown, Ash Krafton, Christos Callow Jr., Darren Goossens, Django Mathijsen, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Gary Cuba, Jack N. Waddell, Jeffery Scott Sims, Justine McGreevy, Katie Nyborg, Kyle Yadlosky, M. Bennardo, Nathaniel K. Miller, Paul Williams, Pimping, R.G. Summers, Rebecca L. Brown, Spring 2012, Summer 2012, Virginia M. Mohlere
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