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Tag Archives: Scarlett O’Hairdye
Electricity (And How To Survive It)
Advice from Professor Swick, as provided by Adam Millard Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye My name, if you are not from the scientific community or a member of The Society of Mad Professors, is Professor Swick, and I am one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Millard, Electricity, Professor Swick, Scarlett O'Hairdye
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The Trash Construct
An essay by Miguel Hojuelas, as provided by Juan Angel Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye It smelled like wet cardboard the day Mr. Lorenzo took up in flight. The pitter-patter of rain on the aluminum roofs had ceased and, in its place, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aeronautics, Juan Angel, Miguel Hojuelas, Scarlett O'Hairdye
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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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A Case Study of the Side Effects of Nauseamin and their Possible Treatment
An essay by Dr. John Carver, as provided by Diana Parparita Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye Aidan was one of the first cases. Looking back, I should have noticed it sooner: the weight loss, the heavy makeup, her temper getting shorter … Continue reading
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Tagged Diana Parparita, John Carver, Medicine, Pharmaceutical, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Zombies
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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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The Writings of Brigham Worthing
Collected, Arranged and Verified by Svetlana Rhosven Provided by Alexis A. Hunter Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye Dear Asa, I hope this letter finds you in good health, dear brother. I believe I need to learn more about the actual work … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexis A. Hunter, Angelology, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Svetlana Rhosven
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