Ted Rabinowitz’s fiction is often inspired by historical research, sometimes sending the author to dig around in medieval cookbooks. Read his new short story “Charioteer”
Q&A With Benjamin C. Kinney
Benjamin C. Kinney watched his wife leave on a simulated mission to Mars, and wouldn’t see her in-person again for a year. The experience, and
Q&A with Jay Werkheiser and Frank Wu
Often finding inspiration in science and each other’s ideas, Jay Werkheiser and Frank Wu are no strangers to Analog’s pages. Their new story “Communion” explores
Writing into Being a World We Want to Live in
by Christina De La Rocha For Christina De La Rocha, solarpunk isn’t merely a trend in science fiction. It’s a movement that can help imagine
Can AI Be Better Than its Programmers?
by Jo Miles Jo Miles has a love/hate relationship with algorithms. They know they shape their everyday life in useful ways, but they also know
Q&A with Mjke Wood
Mjke Wood can trace his interest in Analog back decades, to a 1960s childhood reading hardcover anthologies from the library. Here in the twenty-first century,
The Astounding Analog Companion 