Mercurio D. Rivera discusses the paradoxical underpinnings of his new story, “The Four Spider-Societies of Proxima Centauri 33-g,” which amuses readers as much as it
Q&A With C.L. Kagmi
C.L. Kagmi is a former scientist who traded in her lab coat for the literary life. We spoke with her about her inspirations, her research
A.T. Sayre on “The Big Day”
Author A.T. Sayre discusses the challenges of writing and the surprising ease of how his new story for Analog came to be. Read “The Big
The Intersection of Science With Reality
by Corie Ralston As a biophysicist who promotes her work, Corie Ralston tries to excite her readers and funders without overselling it. Sometimes, however, when
Q&A With D.G.P. Rector
Ever thought about the logistics of microgravity sex? D.G.P. Rector has, and he spoke with us about his unbridled curiosity, his writing process, and other
Things My Dad Taught Me . . . About Science Fiction
by Mark W. Tiedemann It is difficult, if not impossible, to grow up without retaining some of our parents’ values, according to Mark W. Tiedemann,
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