The Astounding Analog Companion

Jessy Randall’s research has her swimming in true-life stories of women in science. In our current issue [on sale now], her poem, “Hertha Ayrton,” gives

by Jay Cole   This CNN.com headline from 30 September 2019 grabbed my attention: “When—or if—NASA finds life on Mars, the world may not be

by Christina De La Rocha Perhaps I’m an old fart, but I like my SF to have S not only in it, but at its

Christopher L. Bennett sold his first original story to Analog in 1998, and two decades later, we still get first-look at his tales before they’re expanded

by Tony Ballantyne   I found myself on Milan Central Train Station this summer. The station was built under the premiership of Mussolini. The platform

Sean Vivier says he doesn’t have time to write down all of the story ideas rattling around in his brain, but, here at Analog, we’re grateful