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A Bright Future
An essay by Keeper, as provided by Jamie Lackey Art by Justine McGreevy I strode through the long twilight shadows. My metal feet clanged against the cobbles as I dodged plumes of noxious steam rising from manhole covers and jumped … Continue reading
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Tagged Jamie Lackey, Justine McGreevy, Keeper, Robotics, Time Travel
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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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Tagged Andy Brown, Dawn Vogel, Diana Parparita, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, J.J. Roth, Janka Hobbs, Jason Lairamore, Jeremy Zimmerman, Justine McGreevy, K. Esta, K. S. O’Neill, K.G. Jewell, Katie Nyborg, Leigh Legler, Luke Spooner, Mathew Allan Garcia, Megan Vogel, Michael Rettig, Myke Edwards, Parker McKenzie, Pimping, Richard Zwicker, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Spring 2013, Torrey Podmajersky, Zoe McAuley
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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
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From the unpublished field journal of James L. Goldstein, PhD, edited and with an afterword by J. J. Roth Art by Justine McGreevy In the three years since I left New Earth to take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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Winter 2013 is now available!
I’m excited to share that the Winter 2013 collection of Mad Scientist Journal is now available. It’s only available on Smashwords at this moment, but it will be available at most other outlets within a few days. This month’s exclusive … Continue reading
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Tagged A.W. Gifford, Alexis A. Hunter, Andi Blija, Andy Brown, Antoinette McCormick, Cameron Suey, Conor Powers-Smith, David Taub Bancroft, Eleanor Leonne Bennett, Eric J. Guignard, Franz Bidinger III, James Rowland, Jeremiah Cheney, Jesse Heindl, Justine McGreevy, Kate Elizabeth, Katie Nyborg, Luke Spooner, Mark Carpenter, Mark Wardecker, Mike Dominguez, Nicholas Knight, Nicholas P. Oakley, Parker McKenzie, Pôl Jackson, Richard Zwicker, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Sean Frost, Winter 2013
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Blood Tests, Types and Ties
An essay by Veronica Night, as provided by Kate Elizabeth Art by Justine McGreevy In this issue of Blood, Milton and colleagues report that the next-generation blood substitute, Huma-Nice®, when given as a dietary supplement over a two-month period, resulted … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Justine McGreevy, Kate Elizabeth, Vampirism, Veronica Night
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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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How I Learned to Love My Clones
An essay by Dr. Cortico Vox as procured by Folly Blaine Illustration by Justine McGreevy When I began my illustrious career as “mad” scientist, I considered clones a necessary evil. It pains me to admit this now, but I failed … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloning, Folly Blaine, Humor, Justine McGreevy
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Military Applications of Magical Beings
A report by Professor Jason Dirigible, as provided by Andy Brown Illustration by Justine McGreevy REPORT TO HEADS OF STAFF AUGUST 14th 2012 Introduction In February 2010, I was asked by the assembled heads of staff to look into the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Brown, Cryptozoology, Humor, Justine McGreevy, Military Reports, Professor Jason Dirigible
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On the Perils of Self-Mummification
An essay by Dr. Constanza Vivette as provided by Sylvia Cullinan Art provided by Justine McGreevy Never underestimate the value of a good lackey–or the scheme-destroying potential of an incompetent one. Perhaps Hairy Joe’s willingness to adopt such a misleading … Continue reading
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Tagged Constanza Vivette, Egyptology, Embalming, Humor, Justine McGreevy, Sylvia Cullinan
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