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
Q&A with Aimee Ogden
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
Alien Language
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
Q&A with Gregory Benford
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
Q&A with Em Liu
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
The Story I’m Working on Now
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”
