Lorraine Alden is a former economics professor who spent years teaching in West Africa as a Peace Corps worker. Here she discusses her research background,
Q&A With C.L. Schacht
Many of our writers have interesting day jobs, but perhaps none as many as C.L. Schacht. Read about his unique past along with his latest
Where Did the Dinosaur Veterinarian Come From?
by Guy Stewart Author Guy Stewart recounts his publishing history with Analog, and discusses his wide-ranging historical interests, from Korea to eugenics, that inform his
What if the World Was Literally a Stage?
Kedrick Brown of the “The Actor,” his latest short story from our [November/December issue, on sale now!], discusses the inspirations behind his latest piece, ranging
Q&A With Deborah Davitt
Deborah Davitt is back. The winner of the 2021 Anlab award for best novelette returns to Analog with a new short story called “Beneath the
Where Music & Science Fiction Intersect
by Mark W. Tiedemann What do jazz and science fiction have in common? Quite a bit, according to Mark W. Tiedemann, whose latest story, “The
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