by Jennifer R. Povey Jennifer R. Povey discusses humanity’s interest in life on Mars, along with the red planet’s candidacy for terraformation—an idea explored by
Author: Emily Hockaday
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The Other
by Stephen L. Burns Stephen L. Burns discusses his work in wildlife rehabilitation and how it informs the themes found in his latest short story
Q&A With Drew Pisarra
To write his new poetry collection, Drew Pisarra took stock of his love life, encompassing all of his past partners, lusts, and “unrealized liaisons,” assigning
[Re] Connection: Discourse Communities & Radical Inclusion
by Ryan Hunke Ryan Hunke is a former army soldier whose first Analog story appears in our latest issue. In this blog post, he discusses
Q&A With Jen Frankel
Learn more about author Jen Frankel in this interview where we discuss a range of topics, from the ethical questions that inform her work, to
Q&A With James Dick
In this week’s author interview, learn more about James Dick, whose latest Analog story began with a vivid dream about being a spacecraft worker. You
The Astounding Analog Companion 