Tag Archives: Lovecraft

The Benefits and Risks of Calorific Fat Cell Inversion

Posted on November 26, 2018 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Carmel Jimenez, as provided by Denzell Cooper Art provided by America Jones “And this is Carmel.” The director’s voice was muffled by the glass. “She is working on something that will literally–” he made a hand gesture … Continue reading →

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To See the Light

Posted on November 5, 2018 by Mad Scientist Journal

[CONTENT WARNING]: This story contains medical horror. Readers should be advised. An essay by Max Allaway, as provided by J. Harper Art provided by Luke Spooner A deep, groggy breath. I tried to open my eyes. All I saw was … Continue reading →

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Interview with Scott Gable of Broken Eye Books

Posted on March 21, 2018 by scarywhitegirl

Broken Eye Books is currently running a Kickstarter for Welcome to Miskatonic University, which we mentioned last week as part of our alumni news post, and today we’re talking with Scott Gable about the anthology and more! Dawn Vogel: Tell … Continue reading →

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Pursuing a Doctorate at Miskatonic U

Posted on May 16, 2016 by Mad Scientist Journal

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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The Arkham K-12 Science Fair

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Mad Scientist Journal

Transcript of a recording by Clifford Winter III, Ph.D., as provided by Jeannie Warner Art by Scarlet O’Hairdye 12 April 1921. Where’s the switch, turn on the switch … ah! There we go. Yes, it’s recording now. Okay! Tilly, please … Continue reading →

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A Taste of Empty

Posted on February 9, 2015 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Jonah Greenwich, as provided by Dorian Graves Art by Leigh Legler I was at my wit’s end when the bird was brought in. Before its arrival was a stalemate. The rain had not stopped outside, leaving trails in … Continue reading →

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Notes on the Genetics and a Hypothesis on the Hybridization Life Cycle of Homo sapiens and Homo aquatium

Posted on January 5, 2015 by Mad Scientist Journal

Research by: Dr. Herbert K. Bloch, Chief Physician, Shikellamy Asylum, Dellville, PA Transcribed and submitted by: Fred S. Lubnow, Ph.D. Illustration by: Steve Maschuck This short paper provides the results of hopefully the first in a series of investigations into … Continue reading →

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A One-Man Call of Cthulhu!

Posted on February 26, 2014 by Mad Scientist Journal

Next month we have a great story from David Neilsen. But before that happens, David will be performing a one-man production of Call of Cthulhu. The show is on March 15th, the 77th anniversary of H.P. Lovecraft’s death, and it will … Continue reading →

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