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Mad Scientist Journal

Mad Scientist Journal

EssaysScience Fiction
Pages
170
Published
2017
Language
English

Synopsis

Step into the bizarre world of mad science with this collection of strange tales. From smart toasters to zombie offboarding and 3-D printing innovations, these stories offer a glimpse into the minds of eccentric inventors. Beyond the fiction, readers will find an advice column, a gossip column, and other messages from the mad science community.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

WhimsicalFunnyInformative
Multiple POVs

Genres

Essays Science Fiction Art Science

Authors

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Amanda Cherry

Amanda Cherry writes a wide range of books, from science non-fiction to speculative and romantic fiction. Her works include the Mad Scientist Journal series, Introduction to Biotechnology II, Rites & Desires, and

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Jessie Kwak

Jessie Kwak writes action-packed speculative fiction and thrillers. You might know her books like Mad Scientist Journal, Shifting Borders, Double Edged, and Crossfire. She delivers fast-paced stories that keep readers turning pages.

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Kate B. Brokaw

Kate B. Brokaw is the author behind the inventive "Mad Scientist Journal." Her work offers a fun, unique take on the world of science and invention. Fans of quirky fiction will enjoy her writing.

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Lucinda Gunnin

Lucinda Gunnin brings a fresh perspective to science fiction, best known for her work Mad Scientist Journal. Readers looking for inventive stories with a clever twist will enjoy her unique voice.

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Torrey Podmajersky

Torrey Podmajersky is the author behind the popular Mad Scientist Journal. Her writing often blends science fiction with a distinctive sense of humor. Readers looking for a fresh, witty take on the genre will enjoy her books.