Chapter Seventeen: The Virus Richard P Grant | 20 July 2025 “She was pregnant. With your child. That’s why I killed her”
Twenty years of LabLit.com Jenny Rohn | 31 March 2025 It’s been twenty years since our very first article was put live on 7th March 2005.
Here’s to the Labliterati Jenny Rohn | 31 March 2025 Soon after LabLit launched, I was approached and asked whether I’d like to preside over a new monthly book group
Murder, marriage woes and malaria: 30 new additions to the Lab Lit List Jenny Rohn | 31 March 2025 We are pleased to present the latest update of the Lab Lit List, our iconic database of fiction about scientists.
The middle author Isaiah J. King | 23 December 2024 But after weeks of writing, I began to notice something. I didn’t think it was intentional. Maybe Jack had just made a mistake
Chapter Sixteen: The Confession Richard P Grant | 15 September 2024 He had tolerated the recent questioning much as he might listen to a graduate student from another lab give their first talk
Chapter Fifteen: The Police Richard P Grant | 14 July 2024 it was always trying, visiting Mary’s mother. Most Saturdays, Slater would rise early and sit in his study with a pile of academic papers
For the love of science, Part 2 Deborah Flusberg | 5 May 2024 Henrietta opened the door to the tissue culture incubator. She had stopped by the lab this late in the evening mainly to check on her cells.
