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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Mad Scientists in Latest Issue of Fantasy Scroll Magazine
Issue number four of Fantasy Scroll Magazine came out recently, and it is chock full of MSJ alumni. Not only is the magazine run by alum Iulian Ionescu, but this new issue features the stellar work of Cat Rambo, Charity Tahmaseb, … Continue reading
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Corpse Interred in Mozart’s Tomb Might Not Be Mozart, Authorities Say
An essay by Dr. Mafilia Malavoz, as provided by Diana Parparita Art by Justine McGreevy When cloning the dead by using bone matter became a reality–a process known as “creating a monozygous twin”–many thought of bringing the illustrious dead back … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloning, Diana Parparita, Humor, Justine McGreevy, Mafilia Malavoz
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That Man Behind the Curtain: November 2014
Travelling for the holidays has left me a little behind in posting this. So here’s the numbers for last month. The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: ($60.00) Art: ($150.49) Advertising: ($20.00) Payment Processing Fees: ($7.16) … Continue reading
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New Fiction from Samantha Lienhard
Mad Scientist Journal alumnus Samantha Lienhard has a new horror short story titled “Rokurokubi,” which can be found in the December 2014 issue of Wicked Words Quarterly. This issue is built around the theme of Japan and its mythology. Be sure … Continue reading
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The Problem with Protégés
An essay by Dr. Andre Jomes, as provided by Rob Oxley Art by Dawn Vogel Caution when Advancing Interns: A Personal Account Dr. Andre Jomes, MSBS, Director of BCRR, Berry & Serg Adrian9 Inner Cylinder Housing, Apt. 43-F Staff and … Continue reading
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The Nothing in the Wall
An essay by Felix Glerke, as provided by Christopher Lynch Art by Luke Spooner Three things run in my family: genius, instability, and unmanageable hair. The ratio of each of these to each other varies, but all three are always … Continue reading
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Sand
Diary entries by Dr. Algernon P. Lewis, as provided by Samantha Lienhard Art by Katie Nyborg May 17: It doesn’t feel right to go on vacation. I mean, a day off here or there is fine, but nothing longer. But if … Continue reading
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Tagged Archaeology, Dr. Algernon P. Lewis, Horror, Katie Nyborg, Samantha Lienhard
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Young Adult Novel Kensei Now Available
Hi, it’s Jeremy here. I’m breaking one of my rules for the site. Normally I try not to use Mad Scientist Journal to promote my own stuff, but I’m making an exception. My young adult superhero novel, Kensei, is available … Continue reading
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Fictionvale Episode 5: Of Magic and Mayhem
Now available is Fictionvale Episode 5: Of Magic and Mayhem, which features no less than two mad scientists of repute: Jamie Lackey and Dawn Vogel. They join eight other awesome authors in a fun issue with faeries and dragons (among other … Continue reading
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Autumn 2014 Now Available
Now available in a variety of ebook formats is Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2014! It features some great new stories not available on the site, advice from Dr. Synthia, Horrorscopes, and more! The cover art is courtesy of the lovely … Continue reading
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