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Tag Archives: Gary Cuba
Pursuing a Doctorate at Miskatonic U
A reminiscence of Dr. Peter West, as told to Gary Cuba Art by Luke Spooner My doctoral advisor, Professor Eiser, slapped the palms of his hands against his forehead, leaned back in his chair, and groaned at the ceiling. “Not … Continue reading
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Tagged Gary Cuba, Library Science, Lovecraft, Luke Spooner, Peter West, Physics
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The Long Toss
A diary entry by George Schier, as provided by Gary Cuba Art by Luke Spooner Hell of a way to lose, I thought, as I plowed my way through the detritus covering the parking lot. I headed toward my office in Newton Hall, … Continue reading
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Tagged Gary Cuba, George Schier, Luke Spooner, Physics, Sports
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Mad Scientists in the Wild
Mad scientists never slow down, so here are some newsly items regarding other accomplishments of our misunderstood geniuses. First up is a correction of an earlier gaff of mine. Gary Cuba‘s “The Fine Point“, which is also available in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Gary Cuba, Pimping
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Autumn 2012 is here!
It took a week and a half to get back on track and get stuff together, but it is with much joy that we announce that Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2012 is now available for sale on Smashwords. I’m pretty … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Aresty, Andy Brown, Caren Gussoff, Darrell Albert, Dawn Vogel, Diana Parparita, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Eryk Pruitt, Folly Blaine, Gary Cuba, James Kowalczyk, James Rowland, Jeremy Zimmerman, Jon Arthur Kitson, Justin Short, Justine McGreevy, K. Esta, Katie Nyborg, Keith Baldwin, Kenneth Schneyer, Laura Littlejohn, Parker McKenzie, R.G. Summers, Rebecca L. Brown, Richard Zwicker, Roger Pattison, Sean Frost, Sylvia Cullinan, Tamara Zachary, Torrey Podmajersky
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The Fine Point
A secret memoir of Dr. Henry Tuttle, discovered by his nephew and executor, Gary Cuba. An audio version of this story is available on Drabblecast. “Once you start to see them, they seem to be everywhere.” After rendering this enigmatic … Continue reading
Summer 2012 now available!
I was going to launch yesterday, but I didn’t want to steal the thunder of Monday’s story. So now I can say: Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2012 is now available on Smashwords! In addition to the last three months of fiction, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Israel, Andy Brown, Ash Krafton, Christos Callow Jr., Darren Goossens, Django Mathijsen, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Gary Cuba, Jack N. Waddell, Jeffery Scott Sims, Justine McGreevy, Katie Nyborg, Kyle Yadlosky, M. Bennardo, Nathaniel K. Miller, Paul Williams, Pimping, R.G. Summers, Rebecca L. Brown, Spring 2012, Summer 2012, Virginia M. Mohlere
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Gauss’s Invitation
Selected correspondence received by Professor Hans Dorfenheimer during the “Martian Troubles” (1908-1909), compiled by Gary Cuba Illustration by Justine McGreevy Rev. Richard Gauss Denver, Colorado, September 3, 1908 Professor Doctor Hans Dorfenheimer, Göttingen, Germany Dear Prof. Dorfenheimer, In reply to … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Friedrich Gauss, Gary Cuba, Justine McGreevy, Martian Invasion, Mathematics, Nikola Tesla, Psychology, Sigmund Freud
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