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Learn all about Geoffrey Hart’s latest story—from how it drew inspiration from a role-playing game, to its optimistic roots in Star Trek—in this expansive blog post! Don’t miss “S…

Learn all about the long, fascinating path of how R.R. Corvi—a self-described “child of Sputnik”—went from an amateur writer and Ph.D astronomer to science fiction novelist! Don’t…

In this special post, Kelly Lagor interviews renowned SF author Adrian Tchaikovsky on a range of topics, from his background in zoology and psychology, to the biological concepts that inspire his w…

Author of “And Her Bones Made the Hills” in our [July/August edition], Mel Hubahib Loja joins us for a brief Q&A where he discusses his influences and inspirations, and his approach…

By Tom R. Pike Tom R. Pike delves into the complex history and nature of feudalism and discusses how it informs the his lates novella, “Red Ships”, in our [July/August issue], on sale n…

Lettie Prell returns to Analog with “Conversations With Callie, or The Synthesis of Disdain and Love” in our [July/August issue, on sale now]. In this interview, she digs into the inspi…

By Michael T. Kuester In this post, Michael T. Kuester explores the philosophy of life in space behind his short story, “Casual Brutality” in our [July/August] edition In space, as the …

By Auston Habershaw Auston Habershaw goes in depth on the troubling commonalities between our world and his inspirations for “Dead God’s Algorithm” in our [July/August issue, on s…

Analog 3-4/26 Stephen Case's Consumer in the March/April issue of Analog is a novella with an epic feel and intricate worldbuilding. Trennis and her family travel aboard The Oaken Grove searching for ...

In this blog post, Thoraiya Dyer talks about how attending Glasgow Worldcon in 2024 helped inspire her story “Some Plates Get Eaten”, in our [May/June issue, on sale now!] by Thoraiya D…

Zach Poulter reflects on advances in technology, the consequences, and how that compares to the current push of AI. Read his story “Imprint” in our [May/June issue, on sale now!] By Zac…

Climate scientist Kevin Walsh has been contributing fact articles to Analog for over twenty years. Now, in our May/June issue, he makes his fiction debut with the short story “Nirvana and Mr.…

Grayson George is a digital art grad student who makes mediocre fractal art. Late one night, he discovers a computer program that created a masterpiece, entrancing everyone who sees it. Grayson claims...

In this week’s blog post, M.C. Childs discusses some of the reasoning behind the article “Seeds of Cities: Science Fiction Novums” in our [March/April issue, on sale now!] As an a…

by Eric Del Carlo Eric Del Carlo returns to Analog with “And Wear a Golden Sorrow” in our March/April issue, [on sale now!] Here, Eric discusses his road to writing, and five of the sto…

Steven Rasnic Tem returns to Analog with “The Shiny New Folk” in our [March/April issue, on sale now!] In this Q&A, he talks about his interest in the intersection between aging and…

Catch up with Analog regular Tom Pike in this author Q&A, where we discus his longstanding relationship with our magazine, some of his upcoming fiction (and why he has only read a “depres…

by Don Mark Baldridge Don Mark Baldridge returns to Analog with the short story “Jiggety” Jog” in our [Jan/Feb issue, on sale now!]. Here, Don discusses a few different writing te…

by Doug Franklin Doug Franklin gives us a thorough rundown of the science that inspired his latest story, “The Origami Man,” from our [Jan/Feb issue, on sale now!] Stories come from som…

Australian author Kate Orman makes her Analog debut in our [Jan/Feb issue, on sale now] with “Iron Star Swing,” a story inspired by scientists’ predictions of the future and the p…

Theodora Sutcliffe writes general and speculative fiction. You can read recent work online at: Fictive Dream (Easy Rider)Panorama: the Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature (Still Waters)Molecule (Thre...

Analog 9-10/25 The September/October issue of Analog opens with the novella “Suspended Animation” by Jay Werkheiser & Julian Michael Carver. Dustin Reed is a VFX specialist recruited by the mil…

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