by M.K. Hutchins J.R.R. Tolkien once said that stories grow “like a seed in the dark out of the leaf-mold of the mind: out of
Dialogue about “The Walk to Distant Suns”
Authors Matthew Kressel & Mercurio D. Rivera make their first appearance in Analog this issue with their collaborative story “The Walk to Distant Suns,” on sale
Q&A with Elisabeth R. Adams
Elisabeth R. Adams remembers writing stories at as early as five years old, but she didn’t take it seriously until she approached thirty. The story
My Slow Dance with SF Detective Stories
Jay Werkheiser visits the blog today to delve into the crossover of mystery and science fiction. Don’t miss his story “Slow Dance”—on sale now in
The Bane and Pleasure of Writing
by Bud Sparhawk I’ll be the first to admit that I am not a conscientious writer. In fact my writing efforts occur occasionally in spasmodic
Q&A with Julie Novakova
Don’t miss Julie Novakova’s prescient new tale “All the Smells in the World,” on sale now in our current issue. She joins us on the blog
The Astounding Analog Companion 