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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Mad Scientist Audiobook!
Erick Mertz’s “The Measurable Blood” originally appeared in Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2014. Now it is available as a stand-alone audiobook, which you can obtain via Audible. Give it a listen, and let us know what you think!
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Tagged audiobook, Erick Mertz, Summer 2014
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Vestes Uncus, a New Species Found in Several Closets With Some Observations on Mating Habits, Sexual Reproduction and a Call to Action
An essay by R. W. Thorsley, as edited and provided by M. Kelly Peach [Editor’s Note: The following is the first and only draft for a planned article for the American Journal of Biology, written in apparent haste as opposed … Continue reading
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Tagged Cryptozoology, M. Kelly Peach, Parody, R. W. Thorsley
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Mad Science in San Francisco!
Alumnus Cliff Winnig will be at Convolution this weekend! Tonight, September 25th, Cliff will be hosting the SF in SF event. He’ll be moderating the Q&A session for convention Author Guests of Honor, Michael A. Stackpole and Tanya Huff! Cargo Cult Books will be … Continue reading
That Ain’t Right is Now Available!
Now that we’ve got almost all of our backer copies shipped out to our backers, we feel more comfortable announcing: YOU CAN BUY OUR BOOK! It’s available not just as an ebook, but this is our first print book. The ebook … Continue reading
Socialization and Entertainment Habits of the Human Peoples
An essay by Dr. Distacco, as provided by David Pring-Mill Art by Dawn Vogel Socialization I have spent a lifetime studying the ways of the human peoples. Human socialization is particularly complex. It has many subtleties and unwritten rules that … Continue reading
Less Than Two Weeks Before We Close to Submissions
Starting October 1st, Mad Scientist Journal will be closed to submissions for the remainder of the year. The zine will continue to operate as normal. Since the next few months are always a little crazy, and we’ve almost reached our limit of the … Continue reading
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That Man Behind the Curtain: August 2014
With the fulfillment of our Kickstarter coming to a head in August, things got a little spendy last month. Let’s look at some numbers. The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: ($60.00) Art: ($678.46) Advertising: ($60.00) … Continue reading
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A Few Simple Instructions Regarding the Proper Methods of Weather Control
A Public Letter by Professor Aldous Vogelsong, as provided by Antonio Urias Art by Leigh Legler Since its publication last spring, Agnes Blackmore’s A Few Simple Instructions Regarding the Proper Methods of Weather Control has caused a great deal of … Continue reading
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Tagged Aldous Vogelsong, Antonio Urias, Leigh Legler, Letter, Meteorology, Steampunk
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Diaries of the Margliss Expedition
Diaries by Heloise Ezra, as found by Marcelina Vizcarra Art by Luke Spooner Friday We have nearly cleared Room 24, noting nothing of significance thus far on our study of the hollows, though Dr. Margliss’s enthusiasm remains intact. One would … Continue reading
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Tagged Heloise Ezra, Luke Spooner, Marcelina Vizcarra, Speleology
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Summer 2014 Available!
Our latest quarterly is now available! In addition to some great new stories and fictional classifieds, this issue features our first horoscopes piece! What do the stars hold for your mad unconventional scientist? It’s available on Amazon, Smashwords, and iBookstore, … Continue reading