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Cover art for Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2019

Mad Scientist Journal - Winter 2019

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Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2014

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Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2014

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Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2015

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Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2018

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Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2018

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Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2014

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Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2015

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Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2017

Spiders of the Shifting Swamp

Spiders of the Shifting Swamp

The Long-Cursed Map

The Long-Cursed Map

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The Timing from Idea to Book
How long does it take between when an author gets an idea for a novel and when it comes out? That depends on a number of factors, including the author and their publication process. But the short answer is “longer than you’d think.” Between Facebook memories and archived emails, I’ve determined that the novel I
Fun for Friday: March 2021 Prompts
It’s nearly the beginning of March, so it’s time for another month’s prompts. The words this month are all pretty random, though I suspect you could get some March or spring-inspired pieces out of what I’ve included here. There’s also a photograph of a marching band that you could work in with the other prompts
Check out Five Things I Learned while writing The Dragon Stone Conspiracy over at TerribleMinds!
Thanks a Zillion to Chuck Wendig for giving me this moment to chat about what it was like writing my first Historical Fantasy! Have a look at the article and feel free to tweet any questions to me at @MandaTheGinger Amanda Cherry: Five Things I Learned Writing The Dragon Stone Conspiracy – Chuck Wendig: Terribleminds
“A Sixteen Step Plan to Supervillainy” in Coast to Coast Stars
When I’m writing in a superhero universe, I generally write heroes and not villains. But for “A Sixteen Step Plan to Supervillainy,” I decided to try out the other side of the fence. After all, villains believe themselves to be the heroes of their stories, so why not write a sympathetic villain story? “A Sixteen
World-Building Recommendation: World Roulette
One of my recent Kickstarter rewards was the World Roulette Deck from Light Grey Art Lab. It’s a deck meant to assist in world building for creative projects, with a really interesting setup on the individual cards, which are meant to be stacked and layered in interesting combinations as you’re creating a world. As the

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