The Astounding Analog Companion

by Benjamin C. Kinney In our latest blog post, Benjamin C. Kinney discusses the history and potential implications of neurotechnology on human life. You can

by Martin L. Shoemaker Martin L. Shoemaker discusses the conception of the fictional slug species featured in “Sluggish,” his eleventh Analog story, now available in

by Madeline Barnicle What happens when science fiction investigates the possibilities of “alternate mathematics”? Find out in the essay below, where Madeline Barnicle discusses the

Steve Toase is a landscape archaeologist, motorbike enthusiast, and writer whose work has previously appeared in Analog and many other places. In our Q&A with

by Eric Del Carlo Learn about the questions and intricacies behind creating a science fiction universe in this essay by Eric Del Carlo. Read his

Jay Werkheiser discusses the ideas behind “Tepid War,” his latest short story, which depicts a world where war has become a mundane part of everyday