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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Mr. Merkel’s Mug
An essay by Jeff Phillips, as provided by Jarod K. Anderson Art by Luke Spooner Frank Merkel was the CEO, and his coffee mug wasn’t made of ceramic or metal or plastic. I could see the sutures where the bone plates had … Continue reading
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Tagged Jarod K. Anderson, Jeff Phillips, Luke Spooner, Osteology
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Table of Contents for Selfies from the End of the World
The contracts have been signed and money has been sent out. Here is the list of stories that will appear in the book, organized by author first name! Where possible, we’ve linked to their websites. Alexis J. Reed – “The … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexis J. Reed, B. T. Joy, Brandon Nolta, Caroline Yoachim, Charity Tahmaseb, Dusty Wallace, Garrett Croker, Herb N. Legend, J. C. Stearns, Kate Elizabeth, Kris Triana, M J Wesolowski, Mary Mascari, Mathew Allan Garcia, Matthew R. Davis, Natalie Satakovski, Nathan Crowder, Nick Nafpliotis, Nicole Tanquary, Rhoads Brazos, Samantha Dunaway Bryant, Samuel Marzioli, Selfies from the End of the World, Shivangi Narain, Sylvia Heike
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Lasagna with Legs
An essay by John Baker, as provided by Rich Knight Art by Justine McGreevy “I’ve created a monster!” … is what I wish I could say. But I can’t. Not with this sad, pathetic mess writhing on my kitchen table. The best … Continue reading
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Tagged Food Science, Genetic Engineering, Humor, John Baker, Justine McGreevy, Rich Knight
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That Man Behind the Curtain: March 2015
This month, the payment from our Kickstarter dropped, so we actually look profitable for once! Plus, we shipped out copies of our first print edition of our zine to contributors, so our printing costs spiked. Let’s look at those numbers. … Continue reading
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The Nightingale of Atlantic City
An essay by W. M. Higgins, as provided by Meg Merriet Art by Leigh Legler Her melodies, no matter what song was requested, haunted the dreams and nightmares of mortal men. When the Nightingale sang, the sound of silverware and polite … Continue reading
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Tagged Gearpunk, Leigh Legler, Meg Merriet, Robotics, W. M. Higgins
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Futility
An essay by Dr. Robert Anstruther, as provided by D. J. Tyrer Art by Luke Spooner This is my seventieth day here in this bunker and I am no closer to understanding the true nature of the scourge afflicting mankind. Why are … Continue reading
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Tagged D. J. Tyrer, Luke Spooner, Pathology, Robert Anstruther, Zombies
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Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2015 is now available!
This is both our first dead-tree edition of our quarterly, as well as the first time we have released the quarterly before any of its stories appear on the site. Give it a look!
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