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Tag Archives: Luke Spooner
Fiction: Godwin, or The Modern Prometheus
An essay by Captain Jack Passerday, as told to Dave D’Alessio Art by Luke Spooner 11 Nov 1824 My dear Wilhelm: I am writing to you as my solicitor in order that I may place into your hands certain information … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Dave D'Alessio, Frankenstein, Jack Passerday, Luke Spooner
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Fiction: Pygmalion
An essay by Jon, as provided by Faith Consiglio Art by Luke Spooner It’s been seven months since I gave consent. I still haven’t seen any of the money they promised. Soon, I’m thinking, it can’t go on forever, right? … Continue reading
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Fiction: Behind Closed Doors
An essay by Emilia O. Anthony, as provided by Johanna B. Stumpf Art by Luke Spooner I swipe my key card in front of the keypad and wait. A short beep and a small green light indicate access has been … Continue reading
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Tagged Emilia O. Anthony, Hidden Lairs, Johanna B. Stumpf, Luke Spooner, Top Secret
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Fiction: On a Winter’s Night
An essay by Thomas Allen, as provided by Paul Crenshaw Art by Luke Spooner On the whole of a long January evening, with the snow howling outside the windows and the wind whistling up under the eaves, I had taken … Continue reading
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Fiction: The Light of Their Lives
An essay by Skioring Lamb, as provided by Boris Glikman Art by Luke Spooner It was perhaps inevitable that some bright spark in the Research and Development Department of a certain internationally famous company would, during a brainstorming session, come … Continue reading
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Tagged Astronomy, Boris Glikman, Luke Spooner, Science Fiction, Skioring Lamb
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Fiction: Retirement Options
An excerpt from the journals of former Intergalactic Police (IGP) Agent Irene Magnus, as provided by Sam Crane Art by Luke Spooner “Cheers!” I clinked my round tumbler against the whiskey bottle with a little plink! and knocked back a … Continue reading
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Fiction: Ladies’ Night
An essay by Jane Wilding, as provided by Robert Dawson Art by Luke Spooner The sun was setting, and the neon was coming out overhead as I sashayed into the Platinum Horseshoe. It’s a small bar by Vegas standards, maybe … Continue reading
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Tagged Game Theory, Jane Wilding, Luke Spooner, Robert Dawson, Science Fiction
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A Last Minute Message for the Youth
A letter from Richard Rictor, as provided by Brodie Lowe Art provided by Luke Spooner Preparation is key. Especially when going up against Iredell County’s newest monsters in those woods behind your house. Given the fact that none of us … Continue reading
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Tagged Brodie Lowe, Cryptozoology, Luke Spooner, Richard Rictor, Vampire
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I Didn’t Break the Lamp Cover Artist: Luke Spooner
Our cover artist for I Didn’t Break the Lamp: Historical Accounts of Imaginary Acquaintances is Luke Spooner, aka ‘Carrion House’, who has been working with us from early in the history of Mad Scientist Journal. This will actually be his second anthology … Continue reading
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Forty-Flesh Barrier
An essay by Tethys, as provided by Raluca Balasa Art by Luke Spooner Across the bar hangs a sign reading Humans Only. A man with a seeing eye dog sits exactly twenty-three meters from me, hazy in the smoke under … Continue reading
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Tagged Cybernetics, Cyberpunk, Luke Spooner, Raluca Balasa, Robotics, Science Fiction, Tethys
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