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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Ask a Mad Scientist
We are once again looking for people to provide questions for our “Ask a Mad Scientist” column that appears in our quarterly. If your question is used in a column, you receive a free copy of that quarterly, and will be … Continue reading
Mad Scientists in the Wild
We have a couple alumni with work out in the world for you to check out! First, Sean Patrick Hazlett has a story in Fictionvale‘s Episode Three: A Different Outcome! Second, Erik Scott de Bie has just four days left … Continue reading
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When I Grow Up
An essay by an anonymous entity, as provided K. Kitts Art by Leigh Legler When I ask my friends what they want to be when they grow up, they say a hotshot fireman, a policeman, the head of an assassin’s guild. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alien Invasion, Anonymous Entity, Extraterrestrials, K. Kitts, Leigh Legler
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That Man Behind the Curtain: July 2014
July was a relatively quiet month for us. We were closed to submissions and we didn’t advertise as much, so things slumped off a little. Here’s the numbers.
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Mad Scientists at an Art Show
Two of Mad Scientist Journal’s artists, Leigh Legler and Dawn Vogel, will have pieces in an art show that opens on Thursday, August 21st, in the Seattle area. The show is called Tiny Tales and Small Stories, and the artists … Continue reading
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The Eversible Antarctic Sky – Part Two
An essay by Desmond Ashmore, as provided by James Hanson Art by Luke Spooner Click here for Part One! May 25th, 1863 I have been vindicated by my machine, which was unfortunately audible for the better part of three days … Continue reading
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Tagged Desmond Ashmore, James Hanson, Luke Spooner, Mathematics, Steampunk
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The Eversible Antarctic Sky – Part One
An essay by Desmond Ashmore, as provided by James Hanson Art by Leigh Legler January 26th, 1875, At Sea The purpose of our expedition as stated in our charter is twofold: to determine the ultimate fate of Baxendell’s expedition of … Continue reading
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Tagged Desmond Ashmore, James Hanson, Leigh Legler, Mathematics, Steampunk
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Using Supernatural DNA to Enhance Sporting Performance
A proposal by Professor Euphemia Talbert, as provided by Andy Brown Art by Justine McGreevy ABSTRACT For centuries, the tales of supernatural beings and their magical powers have enriched our lives. Now that we have access to these beings after … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Brown, Euphemia Talbert, Humor, Justine McGreevy, Parazoology
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Mad Scientist Journal has Re-Opened for Submissions
With July behind us, we have now re-opened to submissions. Click here for Submission Guidelines.