The Astounding Analog Companion

A.T. Sayer goes into the writing process that led to his novelette, “Across The River,” and the importance of the messages within. Read in our

Karl Gantner, whose story “Killing a Tiger” can be found in our current issue, takes on a topic that has oft fascinated SF writers and

T.L. Huchu talks about his new story and how it relates to the morality of taboo acts when done in times of war and the

Kelsey Hutton discusses how her relationship with language led to the inspiration for her work, her writing process, and more. Read her story, “In Translation

Kate Maruyama delves into the complex dynamic between friends and examines how far these relationships can be tested before finding the breaking point that pulls

Here is a special entry of the Astounding Analog Companion, in which poet Jessy Randall interviews Una McCormack and Paul March-Russell, two founders of the