Author: theastoundinganalogcompanion

S.B. Divya discusses the inspiration for her first story for Analog—“Soft We Wake,” on sale in the current issue now—and the unlikely reason we haven’t seen

by Christopher McKitterick   Ever since reading Iain M Banks’ Consider Phlebas—a novel that helped launch the vessels of the New Space Opera—I’ve believed that

by Howard V. Hendrix   “Paradise is burning.” That’s the ubiquitous headline as I write this. The “Paradise” referred to in the media reports is

Kathryn Fritz’s poem in the current issue [on sale now] is her first for Analog, but it might not be the last, considering her present focus

Rich Larson’s latest story “Smear Job” in our current issue [on sale now] is more of the ripped-from-the-headlines type than his usual work. He elaborates

C. Stuart Hardwick discusses his current story—”A Measure of Love”—in our current issue on sale now, as well as the upcoming sequel to his July/August