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
The Mechanical Pitcher, My Grandpa’s Regret, and Invasive Super Pigs: Three Ruminations on Ruination
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
Two Eclipses
Michael Johnston talks about experiencing the 2024 solar eclipse and how that impacted his story “Lessons in Orbital Mechanics”, published in our [May/June issue, on
Q&A with Kevin Walsh
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
There Will Be No Glaciers
In this post, Peter Medeiros talks about how exploring his opinions of A.I. influenced and inspired “A Future Full of Glaciers,” published in our January/February
M.C. Childs on “Seeds of Cities”
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,
The Astounding Analog Companion 