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Tag Archives: Justine McGreevy
Fiction: Observations and Oversights on the Opportunistic Occupation of Octopuses in the Office
An essay by Camille Delacroix, as provided by Michael M. Jones Art by Justine McGreevy It all started with one simple question. “Daphne, why is there an octopus on the ceiling?” For there was, indeed, an octopus clinging to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Camille Delacroix, Genetic Engineering, Justine McGreevy, Michael M. Jones, Octopus
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Fiction: In Hindsight
An essay by Decatur Scott, as provided by Shana Ross Art by Justine McGreevy July/August 2055 Q: What technology or scientific advancement was the biggest mistake in human history? Carey Murphy, research and development, Kinetic Informatics Using quantum … Continue reading
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Tagged Decatur Scott, Dolphins, Justine McGreevy, Science Fiction, Shana Ross
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The Earth is Sinking!
An essay by Imahl Whett, Institute for Aqua-tektonics, as provided by E. B. Fischadler Art by Justine McGreevy Try as we might, we can’t seem to avoid the frequent news stories or lectures by former politicians claiming to be climate … Continue reading
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Tagged E. B. Fischadler, Geology, Imahl Whett, Justine McGreevy
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Interview with Patient Fe-K-1004
An interview with Patient Fe-K-1004, as provided by Andrew Openshaw Art by Justine McGreevy The following recording was found on a memory stick discovered during excavations in the west of the city five years ago. Dated 14th January 2019, and kindly … Continue reading
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When Bluebells Die
An essay by Sidney Bover, as provided by Iris Wright Art by Justine McGreevy Stranded in fields of ultramarine flowers, I was paralyzed. The delicate blooms decorated the forest understory, so I, who was unable to swim, could drown in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Botany, Iris Wright, Justine McGreevy, Sidney Bover, Time Travel
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There Will Be No Encore
An essay by Tony Russo, as provided by Darren Ridgley Art by Justine McGreevy Never thought I’d say it, but one day I’d like to come out to an empty room. But tonight ain’t the night. Tonight it’s a full house. Standing … Continue reading
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Tagged Darren Ridgley, Justine McGreevy, Necromancy, Tony Russo
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The Unfortunate Incident that Took Place During Our Annual Take Your Offspring to Work Day
From the desk of Doctor Gracie McMillian Doctor of Psychological Operations, Germ Warfare, Cloning, and Floral Arranging: Schrodinger–Milgram Research Laboratory As provided by Allison Spector Art by Justine McGreevy TO: Dr. Olivia Carter; Dr. James Peterson; Dr. Wanda Hickenlooper; Mr. & Mrs. Lilith Stein; Chief Inspector … Continue reading
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Tagged Allison Spector, Cloning, Epistolary, Genetic Engineering, Gracie McMillian, Justine McGreevy, Letter
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Now Available – Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2017
Phantom limb surgery, dimensional windows, and sentient androids. These are but some of the strange tales to be found in this book. Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2017 collects thirteen tales from the fictional worlds of mad science. For the discerning … Continue reading
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Tagged Allison Spector, America Jones, and Sean Frost, Andy Brown, Ariel Alian Wilson, Candida Spillard, Darci Vogel, Darrell Z. Grizzle, Dawn Vogel, Domenic diCiacca, Dylan Vogel, E. R. Zhang, Errow Collins, H. E. Bergeron, Isaac Teile, Joachim Heijndermans, Justine McGreevy, Kaitlin Moore, Leigh Legler, Lucinda Gunnin, Luke Spooner, Maureen Bowden, Megan Dorei, Melanie Atherton Allen, Rhonda Eikamp, S. Qiouyu Lu, Sam Jowett, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Steve Toase, Wesley O. Cohen
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A Date to Be Remembered
A speech by Dr. Amelia Baker, as provided by Stuart Webb Art by Justine McGreevy Sanjay, the first draft of the speech for Thursday’s conference. I think I’ve covered all the points we discussed on Tuesday (or I should say “Period … Continue reading
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Tagged Amelia Baker, Justine McGreevy, Metrology, Stuart Webb
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