by Robert R. Chase Science fiction stories tend to play an infinite set of variations on ideas of greater or less plausibility. Faster than light
Q&A with Tom Jolly
Tom Jolly returns to Analog’s pages with “Sticks and Stones” [the lead story in our July/August issue, on sale now], named for the fact—Tom tells us—that
2019 Analytical Laboratory Results!
We are delighted to welcome any and all to our virtual Analytical Laboratory awards presentation! Awards are announced, with editorial commentary and author speeches, below:
Q&A with G.O. Clark
G.O. Clark attributes the inspiration for “Miles to Go Before We Rest” [in our May/June issue, on sale now] to trans-Neptunian object Arrokoth and the
Q&A with Sarah Gallien
Sarah Gallien’s poem “The New Planet” [in our May/June issue, on sale now] approaches dehumanization through an empathetic lens. Below, Sarah discusses its origins, her
Q&A with Aimee Ogden
Aimee Ogden’s “To Persist, However Changed” [in our May/June issue, on sale now] began with the question of what it felt like to touch the
