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Nov./Dec. 2015

By Peter DuCharme
June 1, 2015

science and culture for people who love beautiful writing.

The
November/December 2015 Nautilus print magazine combines some
of the best content from our issues on Identity and Stress, with new original
contributions and gorgeous full-color illustrations.

This issue includes contributions
by: author Gillen D’Arcy Wood; linguist Julie Sedivy; award-winning illustrator
and journalist Steve Brodner; and award-winning journalist Chelsea Wald. In
addition, this issue features original artwork from Wesley Allsbrook, Jackie
Ferrentino, Molly Mendoza, Lauren R. Weinstein, Alex Eben Meyer, and more.

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