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Love Bites
From the Correspondence of M. A. Johnson, as provided by James A. Conan Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye To: Teresa Khellerman Editor-in-Chief Frontiers Journal of Xenobiology Lincoln City New Plymouth Teresa, I’m writing in regards to your issue of last month, … Continue reading
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Tagged James A. Conan, M.A. Johnson, Pathology, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Virology, Xenobiology
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To Dr. Von Lupe, Concerning the Volcano
A letter by Dr. Elizabeth Chu, as provided by Alanna McFall Art by Leigh Legler To my dark and illustrious overlord Dr. Von Lupe, I hope that this missive finds you in the best of health and fortune. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged Alanna McFall, Elizabeth Chu, Epistolary, Genetic Engineering, Humor, Leigh Legler, Volcanology
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Proposals for Addressing the Mutant Cephalopod Cataclysm
An essay by Dr. John P. Armitage, as provided by Joshua Steely Art by Luke Spooner; Diagrams by Dawn Vogel Journal of the American Marine Biology Society, Volume 42B, Fall 1956. Introduction: Let me begin with a plea for cooperation from … Continue reading
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Tagged Dawn Vogel, John P. Armitage, Joshua Steely, Luke Spooner, Marine Biology
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Observations on the Emotions of Science
An essay by Dr. Nisha Gupta, as provided by Tamoha Sengupta Art by Leigh Legler Today, at breakfast, my sister and I had another fight over the old topic. “Your problem, Nisha, is that you think about logic too intensely. … Continue reading
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Tagged Leigh Legler, Nisha Gupta, Robotics, Tamoha Sengupta
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Shark Does It Again!
An essay by Lex Nearhood, as provided by Amandeep Jutla Art by America Jones SharkLightning‘s surprise announcement was a classic Shark move: bold and puzzling in equal measure. The news caught a lot of journalists (including your humble correspondent) off-guard: … Continue reading
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Tagged Amandeep Jutla, America Jones, Computer Science, Lex Nearhood
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Stop Paying for Artificial Zzzzzzs, Dum-Dums
An essay by Macy Jones, as provided by Jacqueline Bridges Art provided by Scarlett O’Hairdye No one dies in their sleep anymore. It seems we gave it up, along with pesticides and artificial sugars. Sleep is now a four-letter-word, even … Continue reading
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Tagged Jacqueline Bridges, Macy Jones, Medicine, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Sleep Medicine
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They Never Blink
An essay by Dr. H. Arthur, as provided by Sean Stempler Art by Dawn Vogel [10.05] I should have known that Reiner would be the one to hand me in. Always hated that old bastard. Reiner, and Greyman, too. The two … Continue reading
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Tagged Criminal Justice, Dawn Vogel, H. Arthur, Sean Stempler
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The Confession of Lyle Timmons
An essay by Lyle Timmons, as provided by Jacob M. Lambert Art by Errow Collins There must have been something in the injection, some chemical that made them that way, like zombies, but without the macabre stipulations: no eating flesh, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chemistry, Errow Collins, Jacob M. Lambert, Lyle Timmons, Pharmacology, Zombies
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The Heart’s Engine
An essay by Richard Gentry, as provided by R. Scott Shanks, Jr. Art by Leigh Legler I am not mad. Altered, certainly, as who would not be in my profession? Who would not be, having seen the things I have … Continue reading
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Tagged Leigh Legler, Prosthetics, R. Scott Shanks Jr., Richard Gentry, Steampunk
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