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Announcing the Table of Contents for I Didn’t Break the Lamp
We’ve received contracts back from all of our authors for I Didn’t Break the Lamp, so we’re now pleased to announce the table of contents for the anthology. This list is alphabetical by author’s last name, not indicative of the … Continue reading
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Final Submission Period for Mad Scientist Journal
For the month of June, we’re accepting submissions for regular stories (that are published on the website and in the quarterly magazine), quarterly-exclusive stories (that only appear in the quarterly), and classified ads (for the quarterly). Since our final issue … Continue reading
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MSJ Final Submission Period in June
If you’ve always wanted to be published in Mad Scientist Journal, you’ll want to get your stories ready! Our final submission period will be June 2019, and we’ll be looking for first-person stories from the world of mad science, other stories … Continue reading
The Future of Mad Scientist Journal
Mad Scientist Journal will be discontinuing our journal in early 2020. The existing books won’t be going anywhere. Just the regular weekly features you’ve come to know and love will end as of April 2, 2020 and no new books … Continue reading
Books, Stories, and Awards for Our MSJ Alum!
Our MSJ alum have a lot of new things to be proud of! Nathan Crowder has recently self-published his super creepy horror novel, The Lictonwood. He’s also self-publishing some of his previously published stories via Kindle. We especially love “Deacon … Continue reading
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Mad Scientist Journal Spring 2019 Quarterly Now Available!
Inexplicable archaeological discoveries, fascinating scientific logs of experiments gone awry, and alternative solutions to a variety of problems. These are but some of the strange tales to be found in this book. Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2019 collects thirteen tales … Continue reading
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Send Us Your Imaginary Acquaintance Stories!
If you haven’t already submitted your stories of imaginary acquaintances for consideration for I Didn’t Break the Lamp: Historical Accounts of Imaginary Acquaintances, time is running out! Our submission period ends at midnight Pacific time on Sunday, March 31st, which is … Continue reading
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Submissions Open for I Didn’t Break the Lamp!
With the end of our successful Kickstarter for our next anthology, submissions are now open for stories for I Didn’t Break the Lamp: Historical Accounts of Imaginary Acquaintances! We’re looking for first person speculative fiction tales about imaginary friends, imaginary enemies, … Continue reading
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I Didn’t Break the Lamp Kickstarter Launches Tomorrow!
Tomorrow is the big day when we launch our Kickstarter for I Didn’t Break the Lamp: Historical Accounts of Imaginary Acquaintances! Be sure to check it out as early as you can tomorrow so you can get in on the sweet … Continue reading
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Coming in February: Our Next Anthology Kickstarter!
Mad Scientist Journal is pleased to announce our next anthology, I Didn’t Break the Lamp: Historical Accounts of Imaginary Acquaintances. We’ll be launching the Kickstarter for this anthology on February 1st, and we’ll be sharing information about the Kickstarter far and wide once it’s up and running. But in the … Continue reading