by Tom R. Pike Tom Pike discusses the linguistic research into multilingualism by Dr. Rossina Soyan that inspired “Isolate,” his latest story, now available in
Q&A With Tiffany Fritz
Tiffany Fritz makers her Analog debut with the short story “North American Union v. Exergy-Petroline Corporation” in our [May/June issue, on sale now!]. In this
Writing Challenges
by Brenda Cooper Brenda Cooper shares some of the writing tips that helped her pen “The Robot and the Winding Woods,” from our [May/June issue,
Raymund Eich on “Outside the Robles Line”
Raymund Eich returns to Analog with a new story about the real potential—and cost—of nuclear fusion in “Outside the Robles Line” from our [May/June issue,
The View From a “Groundling”
by Shane Tourtellotte William Shatner’s brief trip to space encouraged Shane Tourtellotte to speculate on on how someone who was raised a generation ship, completely
Hard Science Fiction and Social Technology
by Nate Givens Nate Givens blends the approaches of writer and engineer into a single perspective on science fiction, starring analogic reasoning. The outcome can
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