A.P. Hawkins’ background in climate and ecology shines through in the environmental focus of “Winter’s Spring” [in our current issue, on sale now]. She stopped
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
An Inconvenient Apocalypse
Eric Del Carlo’s “Asleep Was the Ship” [in our current issue, on sale now] tells a tale of the far future, but historically, he’s found
Q&A with J.M. Swenson
Climate grief, the queerness of the Earth, and a little picture of a mushroom on some story dice—all these and more joined together in J.M.
Elections Past, Present, and to Come
by Rosemary Claire Smith Across the United States, public-spirited citizens are stepping forward to serve as election officers, poll workers, and judges for the November
We Need Detail in Here: An Ode to Specificity
by Dan Reade One of my favorite classes to teach in my day job as a community college professor (it’s my night job and weekend
Q&A with Sarina Dorie
Sarina Dorie returns to Analog’s pages with urban legend “I, Bigfoot,” on sale now! In this Q&A Sarina discusses writing monsters, the inspiration for this
The Astounding Analog Companion 