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Monthly Archives: August 2015
98 Aprils
Diary entries by Dr. Jessalyn Chaucer, as provided by Juliana Rew Art by Luke Spooner Diary: Open. [Timestamp: 2039-04-01] I knew it. I was telling you all along, wasn’t I? Diary: Not Closed. Save? Diary: Not Closed. Save? Diary: Not Closed. … Continue reading
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The Amazing Doctor Clifford
An essay by Colonel Green, client, as provided by E. M. Eastick Art by Justine McGreevy The Chetworth Village Market murmured with Saturday morning shoppers zipping their coats to the chill in the air, chatting with neighbors, and browsing the swirly … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal Psychology, Colonel Green, E. M. Eastick, Humor, Justine McGreevy
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That Man Behind the Curtain: July 2015
I’ve been a bit busy with my new Kickstarter, but here are the numbers for the month! The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: ($70.00) Art: ($150.00) Advertising: ($45.00) Processing Fees: ($12.08) Donations: $69.00 Ad Revenue: … Continue reading
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Mad Artist Creates Movie Poster
Leigh Legler, who has illustrated many of our stories, did the promotional art for an independent, female-created horror movie that is currently crowdfunding on IndieGoGo. It looks like a fun and different approach to werewolves that looks really exciting! Give … Continue reading
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Publisher Has New Book on Kickstarter
Mad Scientist Journal co-editor Jeremy Zimmerman is running a Kickstarter for his newest novel, The Love of Danger. It’s a sequel to his first book, continuing the adventures of superhero Jamie “Kensei” Hattori. Click here to check it out!
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Equivalent Gods
An essay by Professor George Newhouse, as provided by Domenic diCiacca Art by Dawn Vogel The bartender interrupted my contemplation. I looked up from my second beer and waved him off. “I’m good, Tiny.” “That’s not it, Prof. Could you give me … Continue reading
The Ministry of Wishful Displacement
An essay by Carolina Moon, as told to Maureen Bowden Art by Luke Spooner It was Friday, 5:30 pm. I’d cleared my desk, logged out of the World Wide Wishful Displacement Detector, and was about to head home, when Richard … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolina Moon, Humor, Luke Spooner, Maureen Bowden, Time Travel
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