by Susan Forest Creativity—and idea generation and development—is a mysterious phenomenon. It is hard to define. We value it, calling it artistry, imagination, even genius.
Q&A with Gwendolyn Clare
Gwendolyn Clare is back with a new short story, “The Selves We Leave Behind,” in the current issue. Here, she offers us her inspirations, influences,
Telescopes to the Future
by C. Stuart Hardwick In a recent, informal poll of Analog fans, I was pleased and a little surprised at the vociferous support for fact
First Sales and Fails
by James Van Pelt Sometime when I was a little kid, I decided I wanted to be a writer. I’d always been a reader. The
Q&A with Suzanne Palmer
Suzanne Palmer, 2016 ANLAB award-winner for best novelette, returns with a new story, “The Streaming Man,” in the current issue. She talks writer’s block, Einstein,
Thinking About Physics a Century Hence
By Gregory Benford I’ve published over 200 short stories and over 200 scientific papers, reflecting a symmetry of sorts. My career as a professor
