The Astounding Analog Companion

by Joel Armstrong As humanity grapples with a warming world, Joel Armstrong finds himself drawn to science fiction that explores unique solutions to the climate

by Jennifer R. Povey Jennifer R. Povey discusses humanity’s interest in life on Mars, along with the red planet’s candidacy for terraformation—an idea explored by

by Stephen L. Burns Stephen L. Burns discusses his work in wildlife rehabilitation and how it informs the themes found in his latest short story

To write his new poetry collection, Drew Pisarra took stock of his love life, encompassing all of his past partners, lusts, and “unrealized liaisons,” assigning

by Ryan Hunke Ryan Hunke is a former army soldier whose first Analog story appears in our latest issue. In this blog post, he discusses

Learn more about author Jen Frankel in this interview where we discuss a range of topics, from the ethical questions that inform her work, to