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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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  • “Green-Eyed Phantom” Out!

    I’ve got a fantastical history story, “Green-Eyed Phantom,” out in Whigmaleries & Wives’ Tales, which is a collection of stories about superstitions, legends, folklore, and wives’ tales. My story is a take on a legend about a spirit that haunts the Civil War battlefield in Chattanooga, Tennessee. But because I like to do odd things with

  • Poetry Forms: Diminishing Verse

    Diminishing verse is an interesting form. There aren’t requirements related to meter or rhyme, but instead to the last word of each line of the poem. You begin with one word at the end of a line, and then the next line removes one letter (or more, according to one source) from that specific word

  • Fun for Friday: October 2020 Writing Prompts

    It’s my favorite time of the year: Halloween! I’m ready for lots of spooky writing prompts and other autumnal delights! This month, the words in the first column come from Millennial Boss’s Simple Drawing Prompts. Words in the second column are the words that I’ve come up with, steering clear of the October theme of

  • Pirates of the Mediterranean Essay at Fantastic History!

    Catherine Schaff-Stump is hosting some of my articles about the real history behind my stories from Unfixed Timelines at her Fantastic History blog. The third post, “Pirates of the Mediterranean,” is up now! I wrote my story “Salt in Our Veins” based on a call for submissions that necessitated a Mediterranean setting and fae of

  • Review of Living Forever & Other Terrible Ideas by Emily C. Skaftun

    Emily C. Skaftun’s Living Forever & Other Terrible Ideas (Fairwood Press, 2020) is a collection of 18 of her short stories, which range from hilarious to heartbreaking. It’s a lovely mix of previously published and brand new stories, all dazzling in their prose. One trend that her modern fantasy stories, and some of the sci-fi stories,

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