by Susan Forest Creativity—and idea generation and development—is a mysterious phenomenon. It is hard to define. We value it, calling it artistry, imagination, even genius.
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
Q&A with Gwendolyn Clare
Gwendolyn Clare is back with a new short story, “The Selves We Leave Behind,” in the current issue. Here, she offers us her inspirations, influences,
Telescopes to the Future
by C. Stuart Hardwick In a recent, informal poll of Analog fans, I was pleased and a little surprised at the vociferous support for fact
First Sales and Fails
by James Van Pelt Sometime when I was a little kid, I decided I wanted to be a writer. I’d always been a reader. The
Q&A with Suzanne Palmer
Suzanne Palmer, 2016 ANLAB award-winner for best novelette, returns with a new story, “The Streaming Man,” in the current issue. She talks writer’s block, Einstein,
Thinking About Physics a Century Hence
By Gregory Benford I’ve published over 200 short stories and over 200 scientific papers, reflecting a symmetry of sorts. My career as a professor
