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Category Archives: Fiction
Selected Correspondence from the Pages of National Chronologic
Provided by M. Bennardo from vol. XII, no. 3 To the editor: There has been recently a distressing increase in the tendency of our fellow time travelers to treat past and future history with ignorance, contempt, and apathy. This boorish … Continue reading
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Tagged M. Bennardo, National Chronologic, Time Travel, Titanic
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Application of the Scientific Method to Family Management: Informal Observations and Conclusions
Essay by L. Vira Calotes-Golem, PhD, as provided by Ash Krafton Illustration by Justine McGreevy I don’t know why such a big deal is made over women who successfully manage both a family and a career. Lots of us do … Continue reading
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Tagged Ash Krafton, Humor, Justine McGreevy, L. Vira Calotes-Golem, Revivification
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Man Out of Time
An essay by Nikola Tesla, presented by Adam Israel Illustration by Katie Nyborg The beginning of the end started on 22 July, 1899. I stood outside my laboratory atop Pikes Peak, near Colorado Springs. The frequent electrical storms the area … Continue reading
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A Critique of Vorchek’s Holobiologia
An essay by Leonard Smok, as presented by Jeffery Scott Sims Photography by Eleanor Leonne Bennett In this latest edition of “Weird Case Files” we consider the curious new book, just published by Starfire Press, entitled Holobiologia: Unlocking the Ultimate … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Jeffery Scott Sims, Science Fiction
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An Experimental Excursion in Artificially Amplifying Armoured Animalia
Reported Retroactively by Ms. Cadmium Drury Addiber Graduate Studies: Contrapting, Abnatural Sciences, Electrogenesis, Illogical Reasoning, et al University of Mispury-Gearfax As provided by Jimmy Grist Illustration by Dawn Vogel Abstract The following research project took place sixteen (16) years ago. … Continue reading
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Encore
An essay by an anonymous bioethicist, presented by Thomas Canfield Illustration by Katie Nyborg March 11, 2117. Mark that date in your calendar. That was the day the first client in a state of cryostasis was revived. There were only … Continue reading
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Tagged Anonymous Bioethicist, Cryogenics, Katie Nyborg, Maxwell Bessemer, Science Fiction, Thomas Canfield
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Who’s Yer Mummy
Being a curious tale of Archaeology, Burn Fetishism, and World Domination, by world-famous Undead Egyptologist, Jack Eidolon, as told to Mike Bryant Photography by Eleanor Leonne Bennett “My name is Jack. And I’m a braineater.” That was me, about two … Continue reading
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Tagged Egyptology, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Fantasy, Humor, Jack Eidolon, Mike Bryant
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An Arcane Methodology to Reach a Perfect World
An essay by Dr. Strangehate, presented by Jetse de Vries Photo provided by Eleanor Leonne Bennett PLEASE DELETE THIS UNREAD. You didn’t, did you? Otherwise you wouldn’t be reading this. So don’t pretend reverse psychology doesn’t work. Let’s chat. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr. Strangehate, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Jetse de Vries, Science Fiction, Time Travel
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The Natural History of Carnivorism in Unicorns
An essay by Dr. E. Haraldson, presented by Torrey Podmajersky Illustration by Katie Nyborg 1. Introduction Evidence of carnivorism in Equus ferus unicornus has been widely recorded, but until now neither studied nor explained by science. Unicorns have been credited … Continue reading
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Tagged Cryptozoology, Elizabeth Haraldson, Katie Nyborg, Scientific Paper, Torrey Podmajersky, Unicorns
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Therium 99
An essay by Virgil Ther, presented by Mark Andrew Edwards Illustration by Katie Nyborg Day 1: Early September Dear diary, Finally getting things set up around here. The grant money from the Department of Defense will be put to great use. … Continue reading
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Tagged Humor, Katie Nyborg, Mark Andrew Edwards, Science Fiction, Virgil Ther
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