The Artful Amoeba
Jennifer FrazerAn Irreverent Guide to Earth's Underloved Life. Do you want to learn more about the stuff without fur, feathers, skin or scales, and do you want to laugh while doing it? This is the place for you.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Freelance science writer and speaker; author of The Artful Amoeba formerly of Scientific American, now at Substack; Under-Loved Lifeform Enthusiast; and poker/prodder of misc. slimy things.
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