The Astounding Analog Companion

G.O. Clark attributes the inspiration for “Miles to Go Before We Rest” [in our May/June issue, on sale now] to trans-Neptunian object Arrokoth and the

Sarah Gallien’s poem “The New Planet” [in our May/June issue, on sale now] approaches dehumanization through an empathetic lens. Below, Sarah discusses its origins, her

Aimee Ogden’s “To Persist, However Changed” [in our May/June issue, on sale now] began with the question of what it felt like to touch the

Neal Asher’s newest tale—”Moral Biology”—is the cover story for our May/June issue. Read below for Neal’s take on language in SF and some background on

Drawing on his long history studying (and like all of us, living through) climate change, Gregory Benford contributed powerful works of both fiction—”Cooling Chaos”—and fact—”Veiling

Em Liu made her Analog debut in our March/April issue [on sale now] with her vividly drawn “The Halting Problem.” Read on to learn about the ways