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Gary Kloster knows that meatspace matters. In our conversation below, he discusses both the importance of finding an in-person support network and the complexity of

Jessy Randall’s research has her swimming in true-life stories of women in science. In our current issue [on sale now], her poem, “Hertha Ayrton,” gives

by Jay Cole   This CNN.com headline from 30 September 2019 grabbed my attention: “When—or if—NASA finds life on Mars, the world may not be

by Christina De La Rocha Perhaps I’m an old fart, but I like my SF to have S not only in it, but at its

Christopher L. Bennett sold his first original story to Analog in 1998, and two decades later, we still get first-look at his tales before they’re expanded

by Tony Ballantyne   I found myself on Milan Central Train Station this summer. The station was built under the premiership of Mussolini. The platform