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Category Archives: Fiction
A Case Study of the Side Effects of Nauseamin and their Possible Treatment
An essay by Dr. John Carver, as provided by Diana Parparita Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye Aidan was one of the first cases. Looking back, I should have noticed it sooner: the weight loss, the heavy makeup, her temper getting shorter … Continue reading
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Tagged Diana Parparita, John Carver, Medicine, Pharmaceutical, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Zombies
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Hazelwitch vs. Hazelwitch
An essay by Judge Salvadore Ironfist, as provided by K.G. Jewell Photograph by Dawn Vogel (This story is also available in audio format at Toasted Cake.) BE IT REMEMBERED on January 21, 2012, the Court held a hearing in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dawn Vogel, Humor, K.G. Jewell, Legal, Salvadore Ironfist, Thaumaturgy
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Chuck the Alien
An essay by Dexter Smithers, as provided by Michael Rettig Art by Justine McGreevy My life changed for the infinite better one year, four months, and twenty three days ago. Hell, I’m even getting a Pulitzer Prize next month for … Continue reading
Safety in Quiet
An essay by Troy Martin, as provided by Jason Lairamore Photograph by Eleanor Leonne Bennett My name is Troy Martin. I’m locked in a sound proof room deep underground in a government building you’ve never heard of but probably have … Continue reading
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Tagged Acoustics, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Horror, Jason Lairamore, Troy Martin, Xenobiology
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Experimental Eschatology: Key Definitions in an Emergent Field
An essay by Lady Dr. Morag MacChruim, as provided by Zoe McAuley Photo by Dawn Vogel This treatise is intended to define a field of study which has long been the focus of my life: Experimental Eschatology. The term is … Continue reading
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The Monster Is the Father to the Child
An essay by Frankenstein, as provided by Richard Zwicker Art by Katie Nyborg “Are you Frankenstein?” The question was laughable. I was seven feet tall, with a head flatter than the Netherlands, and twin electrodes sticking out the sides of … Continue reading
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Tagged Frankenstein, Katie Nyborg, Mystery, Noir, Revivification, Richard Zwicker, Vampirism
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Oenophilia
An essay by Dr. W, as provided by Megan Vogel. Photograph by Megan Vogel. I gazed thoughtfully at the dark emerald beaker, turning its smooth surface in my gloved hands. The dim light in my laboratory gave it an eerie, … Continue reading
Evolutionary Tendencies Observed in the Callentradian Snare
From the unpublished field journal of James L. Goldstein, PhD, edited and with an afterword by J. J. Roth Art by Justine McGreevy In the three years since I left New Earth to take my current post studying native avifauna on the … Continue reading
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Tagged J.J. Roth, James L. Goldstein, Justine McGreevy, Xenobiology
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