Below, Mark W. Tiedemann takes us on a creative journey, exploring how all of his stories are born, and how they evolve. His story “Camphor”
Q&A with Sean Monaghan
After years appearing regularly in the pages of our sister magazine, Asimov’s, Sean Monaghan’s writing can now be found in Analog [in our March/April issue, on sale
Q&A with Beth Dawkins
Beth Dawkins has gone from seven-year-old writing a story about getting a surprise birthday party to adult writing about grief for Analog in her powerful “War
Q&A with Derek Künsken
In 2014, Analog readers were introduced to Derek Künsken’s writing with “Persephone Descending,” set in the acid clouds of Venus. In our March/April issue [on sale now],
“Lemonade Stand,” the Solar System, and Other Stories
by Brenda Kalt “Lemonade Stand” [on sale now], like all my Solar System stories, is based on questions and answers. First question: a couple
How “Rover” Came to Be
by A.T. Sayre “Rover” [on sale now] is the very first story of mine to be published in a professional-level magazine. I have had
The Astounding Analog Companion 