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Tag Archives: Jeremy Zimmerman
Review of The Book of the Unnamed Midwife
The Book of the Unnamed Midwife, by Meg Elison, is a post apocalyptic story about a woman who wakes up to find most of the world dead. Both haunting and inspiring, it follows her as she explores the fragments of North … Continue reading
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Mad Scientists to the Dark Tower Went
Available for pre-order is Hides the Dark Tower, a collection of speculative fiction tales revolving around the theme of towers. Among the authors in this collection are MSJ alumni Anatoly Belilovsky and Kelda Crich, plus MSJ co-editor Jeremy Zimmerman. Click here … Continue reading
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Publisher Has New Book on Kickstarter
Mad Scientist Journal co-editor Jeremy Zimmerman is running a Kickstarter for his newest novel, The Love of Danger. It’s a sequel to his first book, continuing the adventures of superhero Jamie “Kensei” Hattori. Click here to check it out!
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Young Adult Novel Kensei Now Available
Hi, it’s Jeremy here. I’m breaking one of my rules for the site. Normally I try not to use Mad Scientist Journal to promote my own stuff, but I’m making an exception. My young adult superhero novel, Kensei, is available … Continue reading
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Spring 2013 LIIIIIIIIVES!
Hello all! I pushed this back a day since we had a story appearing on the site, but now I’m free and clear to share with all of you: Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2013 is now available through both Smashwords and … Continue reading
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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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Superhero Fiction from Rosemary Jones now available!
As announced last week, Cobalt City Rookies is available today. It features three novellas under one title: Wrecker of Engines by MSJ alumnus (or alumna, if you’re fussy) Rosemary Jones, Tatterdemalion by Nikki Burns and Kensei by MSJ editor Jeremy Zimmerman (who hopes you … Continue reading
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Mad Scientist Alumnus Rosemary Jones has a Superhero Team-Up
Author Rosemary Jones, who we have had the honor of publishing in May as part of our Spring 2012 line-up, has a new book coming out at the end of this month. In fact, it’s one of three books being … Continue reading
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Duotrope Editor Interview with Mad Scientist Journal
Duotrope offers an interview of sorts for editors of different publications. It’s a bit more like a questionnaire, but it at least provides an opportunity for editors to talk about what they are looking for in submissions. So Dawn and I … Continue reading
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That Man Behind the Curtain: August 2012
Sorry for the delay. Yesterday was an adventure in health. So you get this the afternoon of the second. This month we get to look at our first full month of ad revenue, the biggest advertising budget to date, and our … Continue reading
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