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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
This entry was posted on March 14, 2019 by defcon.

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  • Day Off

    It’s been a rough few days, and as such, I don’t have a post for today. Be kind to one another.

  • Fun for Friday: June 2020 Writing Prompts!

    Another month is behind us, and soon we’ll be halfway through the year. So here are some writing prompts for you to enjoy in June! They’re a fairly random mix of words, several of which could be read several different ways. Check back on the last Friday of each month (or occasionally the first day

  • Coming in June: Coast to Coast Stars!

    If you’ve been perusing my site recently, you might have noticed a new book cover on the front page! With the cover by Luke Spooner, Coast to Coast Stars is a collection of superhero short stories primarily set in Cerulean City, but with ties to Cobalt City. Cerulean City is my creation, the West Coast’s answer

  • Things I’m Looking Forward to in July

    It looks like we may be spending a lot of time at home this summer, without the big summer movie blockbusters that we’re used to. But there are still three major media things coming in July that I am super excited about. On July 3rd, Hamilton will be on Disney+. It’s the original Broadway cast, filmed.

  • Story Arc in a Triology

    The nice thing about writing a trilogy or other series is that you can have a story arc that lasts longer than a single book, allowing for a much larger story arc. Taken individually, the books in the Brass and Glass series each have their own arcs: 1) find the Cask; 2) find the map;

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