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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Applying to be a God Through TranScendâ„¢
An essay by Blake Morely, as provided by Russ Bickerstaff Art by Luke Spooner We’ve all heard the stories and rumors about the shadowy company known as TranScend™. Any search for them online conjures up a pretty sinister picture carved … Continue reading
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Tagged Article, Blake Morely, Luke Spooner, Quantum Physics, Russ Bickerstaff, Theology
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Mad Scientist Creates some Dieselpunk
Anatoly Belilovsky, who has a story coming out in Mad Scientist Journal later this year, is also the author of the lead story in The Mammoth Book of Dieselpunk! He’ll be sharing a table of contents with such luminaries as … Continue reading
The Curious Case of Alpha-7 DE11
Transcript of voice mail found by Dr. Jarothy Pickman, as provided by Dan Stout Art by Dawn Vogel <Beep> Hello, Joachim. This is Dr. Manderagon. Vincent Manderagon. I’m calling because I’m having trouble with one of our Golems. Specifically … ah … … Continue reading
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Tagged Dan Stout, Dawn Vogel, Genetic Engineering, Jarothy Pickman, Theology
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Review of Zombies and Calculus by Colin Adams
A review by Robert Dawson A few years ago, Seth Grahame-Smith, believing that Miss Austen’s Pride and Prejudice was insufficiently sensational, added zombies to the recipe. In the book under review, Dr. Colin Adams does the same for the zombie-apocalypse … Continue reading
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That Man Behind the Curtain: February 2015
And now: numbers. The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: ($240.00) Art: ($409.68) Advertising: ($90.00) Processing Fees: ($18.24) Printing: ($15.93) Donations: $69.00 Ad Revenue: $0.33 Book Sales: $212.48 Total: ($509.10) QTD: ($885.14) YTD: ($885.14) All Time: … Continue reading
Living Blue
An essay by Dr. Carol Arnold, as provided by Dr. J.A. Grier Art by Leigh Legler Recollections on the process of invention, entitled “Living Blue” from the journal of Dr. Carol Arnold, by J. A. Grier # Even over the … Continue reading
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Tagged Carol Arnold, Entomology, J.A. Grier, Leigh Legler, Science Fiction
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Sins and Dust
An essay by the Confessor, as provided by James Fadeley Art by Luke Spooner I write these words with total shame, for herein lies the confessions of an arrogant fool. For forty years, I have served the church as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Biochemistry, Confessor, Dust Bowl, Genetic Engineering, James Fadeley, Luke Spooner
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The Arkham K-12 Science Fair
Transcript of a recording by Clifford Winter III, Ph.D., as provided by Jeannie Warner Art by Scarlet O’Hairdye 12 April 1921. Where’s the switch, turn on the switch … ah! There we go. Yes, it’s recording now. Okay! Tilly, please … Continue reading
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Tagged Clifford Winter III, Humor, Jeannie Warner, Lovecraft, Scarlett O'Hairdye
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