Tag Archives: Leigh Legler

Fiction: Victorian Velociraptor with Violets

Posted on March 30, 2020 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Amada, as provided by Andrew K. Hoe Art by Leigh Legler The opera troupe could handle Amada being a fake name, but not that I was dying. They could handle my seven-foot velociraptor–Rodelia–and I sneaking away at … Continue reading →

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Fiction: A Home for Wayward Demons

Posted on February 17, 2020 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Star Posey, as provided by Megan Dorei Art by Leigh Legler These records are as much for my sanity as they are for posterity. It’s long past due for me to share my findings, and exterior circumstances … Continue reading →

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Fiction: Canis ignis

Posted on January 27, 2020 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Derek Bradley, as provided by Cory Swanson Art by Leigh Legler At first, the wolves were shot. People didn’t want to come into the park and see the majestic herbivores chased to their demise by hungry predators. … Continue reading →

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Fiction: The Titan Through the Dust

Posted on January 6, 2020 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Claire Gainsborough, as provided by Joachim Heijndermans Art by Leigh Legler You’ve seen it. Everyone’s seen it. Kids know of it from their school books. It’s been on TV, in movies, and in every history book published … Continue reading →

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Fiction: In Communion with the Invisible Flock: Erasmus Karl and the Nidificant Manuscript

Posted on December 16, 2019 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Luisa Sontag, as provided by George Salis Art by Leigh Legler “If thy heart were a nest, thou would begat many birds.” –The Purloined Philosophia by Boris of Aventaria There has been much controversy, even mythology, surrounding … Continue reading →

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Fiction: Jehovah’s Feathers

Posted on December 2, 2019 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Mary Magdalene Farconi, as provided by K. Kitts Art by Leigh Legler Strapped in his bouncy seat, my son Tyler went off at the exact same moment as the kitchen timer and the doorbell. I verified that … Continue reading →

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Fiction: The Skitterer: An Impression of an Imaginary Companion

Posted on November 11, 2019 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Titus Rodriguez, Ph.D., as provided by G. D. Watry Art by Leigh Legler Abstract: For decades, myriad parapsychologists have pondered the role of so-called “imaginary companions” (IC) in cases concerning poltergeist activity. Though we may theorize the … Continue reading →

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Fiction: Patent THIS

Posted on October 21, 2019 by Mad Scientist Journal

From the self-published 49-page masterpiece Beer and Bioelectronics: Memoirs (Plural) of a Part-time Science Bro, by Dr. Toomani Katzenstuff. Excerpted by Zandra Renwick Art by Leigh Legler “Chaaaaarlie!” I bellowed, thundering up from the yard, brandishing the potato overhead like an … Continue reading →

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Fiction: Professor Robot

Posted on October 7, 2019 by Mad Scientist Journal

An Essay by Professor Clive as provided by Stuart Webb Art by Leigh Legler It has been six months since the end of the world, and I am very bored. Humans think of boredom as an emotion, and I am … Continue reading →

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Fiction: Classroom Experiment

Posted on September 23, 2019 by Mad Scientist Journal

Transcription of an accidental recording made by a home assistant device and sent to the email address of Dr. Marguerite Van Neelsing, a leading ethicist in the field of psychology.[1] Dr. Van Neelsing and Dr. Cecilia Kennedy, a language expert, … Continue reading →

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