A giant Pacific octopus, aquarium visitors with their camera flashes activated, and a twist on John Campbell’s criteria for hard science fiction walk into a
Author: Emily Hockaday
Emily Hockaday's first full collection, NAMING THE GHOST, is out with Cornerstone Press September 2022. She is the author of five chapbooks, and her second collection will be out in 2023 with Harbor Editions. She can be found on the web at www.emilyhockaday.com
Seedbanks, Then and Tomorrow
by J. Northcutt Jr. I can’t seem to turn away from that over-the-shoulder view, the idea that modernity is exceedingly bearable from my too-oft-taken Amero-centric
Embodied and Empathetic Minds in “Conference of the Birds”
by Benjamin C. Kinney “Conference of the Birds” is my first short story in Analog (Jan/Feb 2021) [on sale now!], and it speaks to many
The Big Questions
by Em Liu I’m not a big fan of dystopian fiction, so I was a little surprised when I wrote one. Science fiction grapples with
Q&A with Raymund Eich
Raymund Eich’s first dinosaur veterinarian story appears in our current issue on sale now. Here he talks the origin of “Riddlepigs and the Cryla” and
Q&A with Dan Helms
Dan Helms has been a lifelong Analog reader; with his “Mixed Marriage” gracing our January/February issue’s pages [on sale now], he’s now an Analog author
The Astounding Analog Companion 