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Michael Hudson

Michael Hudson is originally from Springfield, Missouri and moved to Austin, Texas while in the Army. He lives there with his girlfriend and their lazy, poop-machine of a cat, Prince.

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Books By Michael Hudson

Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2015
Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2015
Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2015
Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2015
Cover for Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2015
Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2015
Cover for Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2014
Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2014
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