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News January 7, 2020

Analog Jan/Feb 2020

Analog kicks off its year-long celebration of its 90th year of publication with Victoria Green’s retro cover design. Managing Editor Emily Hockaday shared a preview of the Mar/Apr cover, which appears in The Digest Enthusiast No. 11, which is scheduled to release this Friday, January 10.

Contents Page
Stanley Schmidt’s Guest Editorial: A Major Milestone and Places We’ve Been
Adam-Troy Castro & Jerry Oltion “The Astronaut from Wyoming” (90th Anniversary Retrospective Reprint) The story is followed by reminiscences of the story by its authors.
Alec Nevala-Lee & M. Wysocki, Jr.’s Science Fact Making Waves: The Inventions of John W. Campbell
Rebecca Siegel “In Theory” (verse)
Harry Turtledove “The Quest for the Great Gray Mossy”
Sean McMullen “Wheel of Echoes” art uncredited
Jay Werkheiser “Hive” art by Eldar Zakirov
Eric Choi “The Greatest Day”
Eric Choi’s Science Fact Saving Columbia: An In-Flight Options Assessment
Robert Frazier “Ghost Transmission” (verse)
Rachel Rodman “The Evolutionary Alice” (Probability Zero)
Ian Randal Strock “Bulkheads Make the Best Neighbors”
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View Renormalization: Dodging Infinities
Douglas F. Dluzen “Welcome to the New You: Terms and Conditions for the iCRISPR Gene-Editing Kit”
Izzy Wasserstein “The Grass Bows Down, the Pilgrims Walk Lightly” art by Kurt Huggins
Matthew Claxton “All the Turns of the Earth” art by Josh Meehan
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation
A.J. Ward “One Lost Space Suit Way” art by Kurt Huggins
In Times to Come
Wendy Nikel “Around a World in Ninety-Six Hours
Gregor Hartmann “Birds of a Feather”
Richard A. Lovett “Guns Don’t Kill”
Joel Richards “Q-Ship Militant”
Sarina Dorie “The Shocking Truth About the Scientific Method that Privatized Schools Don’t Want You to Know”
C. Stuart Hardwick “Hubble Rising”
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
—The Cruel Stars by John Birmingham
—Cry Pilot by Joel Dane
—The Guardian by J.D. Moyer
—Hour of the Horde by Gordon R. Dickson
—Octavia Gone by Jack McDevitt
—Footprints in the Stars edited by Danielle Ackley-McPhail
—Readymade Bodhisattva: The Kaya Anthology of South Korean Science Fiction edited by Sunyoung Park & SangJoon Park
—The End of the World and Other Catastrophes edited by Mike Ashley
—Menace of the Machine: The Rise of AI in Classic Science Fiction edited by Mike Ashley
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
2019 Index
Anlab Ballot
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 140 No. 1 & 2 Jan/Feb 2020
Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Tomislav Tikulin
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until Feb. 18, 2020
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News November 10, 2019

Analog Nov/Dec 2019

Contents Pages
Trevor Quachri’s Editorial: Odd & Ends I
Jerry Oltion “An Eye for an Eye” art by Tomislav Tikulin
Cristina De La Rocha’s Geoengineering: Coming Soon To a Planet Near You (Science Fact)
Gary Kloster “Formless”
John Edward Uth “Moon Santa Mongo” art by Kurt Huggins
Louis Evans “The Prince of Svalbard: A Saga of the Thaw”
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View: Quantum Entanglement Across Time
Eric Cline “Ghost of Christmas Future”
In Times to Come
Marissa Lingen “Filaments of Hope”
Michael Carroll “Just a Guy and Some Aliens”
Edward Ashton “Wolves”
Ken Poyner “Moisture” (verse)
Rajan Khanna “Binary”
Craig DeLancey “Sojourner”
Jessy Randall “Hertha Ayrton 1854–1923” (verse)
Julie Novakova “Martian Fever”
Joe M. McDermott “Keep the Line Tight But Not Too Tight, or Esteban And the Moon”
Stephen R. Wilk “Yamadori”
Mark W. Tiedemann “Follow, Past Meridian”
Jay Cole “Solve for X”
Allison Mulvihill “Empty Box”
Matt Dovey “The Movements of Other Starfish”
Richard A. Lovett’s Guest Alternate View: Smartphones, Earthquakes, Stealth Cars & Sniper Attacks
Aimee Ogden “The Quarantine Nursery”
Guy Stewart “Kamshamnida, America” art by Vincent DiFate
Jay O’Connell “You Must Remember This” art by Eldar Zakirov
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
—The City and Cygnets by Michael Bishop
—Ode to Defiance by Marc Stiegler
—Recursion by Blake Crouch
—Wanderers by Chuck Wendig
—The Girl With Kaleidoscope Eyes: Analog Stories for a Digital Age by Howard V. Hendrix
—Million Mile Road Trip by Rudy Rucker
—Zion’s Fiction: A Treasury of Israeli Speculative Fiction edited by Sheldon Teitelbaum and Emmanual Lottem
—Waste Tide by Chen Qiufan
—Keepers by Brenda Cooper
—Alien Archives by Robert Silverberg
—The Eagle Has Landed: 50 Years of Lunar Science Fiction edited by Neil Clarke
—Stellaris: People of the Stars edited by Les Johnson & Robert E. Hampson
—The Fandom Fifty: 50+ Fascinating People of the Maryland Science Fiction Conventions edited by Diane Lee Baron
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 139 No. 11 & 12 Nov/Dec 2019
Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Managing Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Tuomas Korpi
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until December 17, 2019
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News September 8, 2019

Analog Sep/Oct 2019

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 139 No. 9 & 10 Sep/Oct 2019
Contents
Allen M. Steele’s Guest Editorial: More Than One Way to Skin a Starship
Adam-Troy Castro “The Gorilla in a Tutu Principle or Pecan Pie at Minnie and Earl’s”
Albert Jackson & Gregory Benford’s Science Fact: Building a Gravitational Wave Trasmitter
Brenda Kalt “Awakening in the Anteroom of Heaven” art by Eldar Zakirov
Martin L. Shoemaker “On Her Shoulders”
Edward M. Lerner “Paradise Unbound”
Mario Milosevic “The Swarm”
In Times to Come
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View: Bio-Reprogramming and Multi-Century Life Spans
G.O. Clark “Continuum” (verse)
Antha Ann Adkins “The Annual Argument at the De-Extinction Board Meeting”
Norman Spinrad “Personalized People”
Jennifer R. Povey “The Waters of a New World”
Sean Vivier “News from an Alien World”
Brendan DuBois “A Family Rendezvous”
Julie Novakova “From So Complex a Beginning” art by Tomislav Tikulin
Stanley Schmidt “Sequoias and Other Myths” (verse)
Christopher L. Bennett “Conventional Powers”
Phoebe Barton “A Square of Flesh, A Cube of Steel”
Christian Monson “Shut-Ins”
Ron Collins “I Dreamed You Were a Spaceship”
Richard A. Lovett’s Guest Alternate View: Looking for Signs of Ancient Earth . . . On the Moon
Michael F. Flynn “The Singing City”
Joe M. McDermott “Astroboy and Wind”
Marie Bilodeau “Molecular Rage”
Tony Ballantyne “Trespass”
Guy Stewart “Road Veterinarian” art by Josh Meehan
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Kurt Huggins
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until October 22, 2018
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News June 29, 2019

Analog Jul/Aug 2019

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 139 No. 7 & 8 Jul/Aug 2019
Contents
Trevor Quachri’s Editorial: A Conspiracy of Dunces
The Analytical Laboratory (Reader’s Favorites)
Robert R. Chase “Vault” art by Eldar Zakirov
Ken Poyner “New Planet Landscape 6” (verse)
C. Stuart Hardwick’s Science Fact: Do We Still Need NASA?
Catherine Wells “The Quality of Mercy” art by Josh Meehan
Tom Jolly “Shooting Stars”
John J. Vester “A Life in Particle Archaeology”
In Times to Come
David L. Clements “Sailors of the Second Sun”
Buzz Dixon “Labor-Saving Relations”
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View: Neutrino Relics from the Big Bang
Leo Vladimirsky “The Babbage Tour”
Phoebe North “All Tomorrow’s Parties” art by Vincent DiFate
Dan Reade “A Wonderful Thing to Say”
Robert Scherrer “Portle”
Paul Di Filippo “Monarch of the Feast”
Freya Marske “What We Named the Needle”
Leah Cypess “Uncommon”
Steve Rasnic Tem “Captain Zack & the Data Raiders”
Alison Wilgus “A Neighborhood for Someone Else”
Julie Novakova “Dreaming Up the Future”
Joe M. McDermott “Finnegan, Bring the Pain”
Eric James Stone “A Potential Application of Induced Resonance in a Four-Dimensional Crystal of Quantum Spacetime”
Nick Wolven “The Eyes of Alton Arnhauser”
Greg Egan “The Slipway”
Nelson Adrian Blish “Tesseract” (verse)
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Shutterstock.com
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until August 20, 2018
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News May 8, 2019

Analog May/June 2019

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 134 No. 5 & 6 May/June 2019
Contents
Stanley Schmidt’s Editorial: John and Me: An Alternate View of the Late John Campbell
Harry Turtledove “Bonehunters”
John J. Vester’s Science Fact: The Venus Sweet Spot: Floating Home
Stanley Schmidt “The Methuselah Generation” art by Kurt Huggins
Liam Hogan “Galena”
In Times to Come (July/Aug. Preview)
Frank Smith “Cactus Season”
Wendy Nikel “12:20 Bus from the Basics”
Bruce McAllister “A Former Planetary Ruler Speaks”
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View: Opus 200: How Big is the Proton?
Joe M. McDermott “Full Metal Mother”
Biolog: Joe M. McDermott by Richard L. Lovett
Mary E. Lowd “The Three Laws of Social Robotics”
Bud Sparhawk “Mulligan”
J.T. Sharrah “Forgetfulness”
Edward M. Lerner “The Gates of Paradise”
Dave Creek “The Dominant Heart Begins to Race” art by Josh Meehan
Phoebe Barton “Midway on the Waves”
Eric Cline “Paradigm Shift”
Cynthia Ward “On Stony Ground” art by Tomislav Tikulin
Mary Soon Lee “How to Time Travel” (verse)
Alex Shvartsman “Repairs at the Beijing West Space Elevator”
David Ebenbach “Welcome to Your Machines”
Marissa Lingen “Painting the Massive Planet”
Guy Stewrt’s Probability Zone: Robotic Space Killers; Autonomous. Broke.
Josh Pearce “Leave Your Iron at the Door”
Bruce Boston “At the Natural History Museum” (verse)
Alec Nevala-Lee “At the Fall” art by Eldar Zakirov
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Tomislav Tikulin
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until June 18, 2018
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News March 14, 2019

Analog Mar/Apr 2019

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 134 No. 3 & 4 Mar/Apr 2019
Contents
Robert Scherrer’s Editorial: Disciplined Daydreaming: The Role of Ideas in Science and Science Fiction
James C. Glass “Beneath a Red Sun” art by Vincent DiFate
Richard A. Lovett; From Pele to Pelée: The 2018 Hawaiian Eruption on a Global Scale (Science Fact)
Tim McDaniel “Hop and Hop with Gleepglop-Geep!” A Bedtime Reader (illustrated)
Brad Preslar “Negotiating Traffic”
Jo Miles “The God of All Mountains”
Marie Vibbert “We Carry) (verse)
Leah Cypress “Parenting License”
James Gunn’s The Little Sailboat (Probability Zone)
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View: Ghost Galaxies from an Older Universe?
Bond Elam “Fine-Tuning”
In Times to Come (May/Jun Preview)
Vajra Chandrasekera “Running the Gullet”
James Van Pelt “Second Quarter and Counting”
Eric Del Carlo “Final Say”
Biolog: Eric Del Carlo by Richard L. Lovett
C. Stuart Hardwick “Dangerous Company”
Jack McDevitt “Tea Time with Aliens”
M.K. Hutchins “The End of Lunar Hens”
Bud Sparhawk “The Invitation”
Elisabeth R. Adams “Rising Stars”
Brendan DuBois “The New Martian Way”
Jay Werkheiser “Slow Dance”
Andrew P. Dillon “Werner Heisenberg Admits He Never Loved” (verse)
Matthew Kressel & Mercurio D. Rivera “The Walk to Distant Suns”
Tom Greene “Better” art by Tomislav Tikulin
Sarina Dorie “A Mate not a Meal” art by Josh Meehan
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Classified Marketplace
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Dominic Harman
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until April 23, 2018
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News December 31, 2018

Analog Jan/Feb 2019

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 134 No. 1 & 2 Jan/Feb 2019
Contents
Steve Schmidt’s Guest Editorial: Speed Demons
Tom Jolly “Ring Wave”
Douglas F. Dluzen, PhD: Epigenetics: The Future of Genetics in Health and Fiction (Science Fact)
Peter Kanter: Statement of Ownership
Andy Dudak “Love in the Time of Immuno-Sharing”
J.T. Sharrah “A Message from Our Sponsor”
Shane Halbach “The Last Squirrel Keeper” art by Kurt Huggins
Julie Novakova “All the Smells in the World”
John Alfred Taylor “The Umwelt of the Shark”
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View: Are Humans Too Fragile for Life in Space?
Mary Soon Lee “Forever”
Edward M. Lerner “Clockwork Cataclysm”
Howard V. Hendrix “The Narrowest Eye”
Auston Habershaw “Applied Linguistics” art by Joel Iskowitz
Thoraiya Dyer “A Civilization Dreams of Absolutely Nothing”
Richard A. Lovett’s Guest Alternate View: The Zircons of Hades
Aimee Ogden “Lulu’s Friends”
Jennifer R. Povey “Temple of Children”
Robert Reed “Reboot”
S.B. Divya “Soft We Wake”
In Times to Come (Mar/Apr Preview)
Frederick Gero Heimbach “Fingers”
Stuart Greenhouse “Galileo Falling” (verse)
Bud Sparhawk “The Fading Pages of a Short Story”
Marie Vibbert “A Place to Stand On” art by Kurt Huggins
Susan Pieters “The View from Proxima Centauri”
Adam-Troy Castro “The Savannah Problem”
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
2018 Index
AnLab Ballot
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Donato Giancola
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until February 19, 2018
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News November 11, 2018

Analog Nov/Dec 2018

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 138 #11 & 12 Nov/Dec 2018
Contents
Edward M. Lerner’s Guest Editorial: Dystopic? Or Myopic?
G. David Nordley “Empress of Starlight”
Marianne Dyson: In Defense of the Planet (Science Fact)
Stephen L. Burns “Pandora’s Pantry” art by Joel Iskowitz
Sarina Dorie “The Gleaners”
Rich Larson “Smear Job”
C. Stuart Hardwick “A Measure of Love”
Tom Jolly “Learning the Ropes” art by Vincent DiFate
Eric Pinder “Past Pluto” (verse)
Christopher L. Bennett “Hubstitute Creatures”
J.T. Sharrah “The Light Fantastic”
Kathryn Fritz “Collisions” (verse)
John G. Cramer’s The Alternate View: Icecube and the Source of Cosmic Rays
Marissa Lingen “The Jagged Bones of Sea-Saw Town”
Bruce McAllister “Sandy”
In Times to Come (Jan/Feb preview)
Biolog: Bruce McAllister by Richard A. Lovett
Filip Wiltgren “Dad’s War” art by Kevin Speidell
Christopher McKitterick “Ashes of Exploding Suns, Monuments to Dust”
Richard A. Lovett’s Guest Alternate View: Air on the Moon (Really)
Eric James Stone “The 7 Most Massive Historic Mistakes in Gunmaster of the Carloards”
Jerry Oltion “The Ascension”
Jay Parks “Left Turn”
Cynthia Ward “Body Drift”
Joyce and Stanley Schmidt “Mixipoxi Learns to Drive” art by Eldar Zakirov
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Eldar Zakirov
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until December 18, 2018
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News September 3, 2018

Analog Sep/Oct 2018

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 138 #9 & 10 Sep/Oct 2018
Contents
Richard A. Lovett’s Guest Editorial: Colliding Icebergs
Bill Johnson “Go Random, My Love”
Jay Werkheiser: Alien Biochemistry: Embracing the Carbon Chauvinist (Science Fact)
In Times to Come (Nov/Dec preview)
Effie Seiberg “Optimizing the Verified Good” art by Tomislav Tikulin
Josh Pearce “Three-Body” (verse)
Gregory Benford “A Surprise Beginning”
Ron Collins “When the Rain Comes”
Adam-Troy Castro “The Unnecessary Parts of the Story”
Bruce Boston “Intuitive Leaps” (verse)
Sean McMullen “The Pendant Lens”
Christopher L. Bennett “…And He Built a Crooked Hub” art by Josh Meehan
Premee Mohamed “Shepherd Moon”
Martin L. Shoemaker “It Came from the Coffee Maker”
John G. Cramer: The Alternate View: Vacuum Birefringence and Neutron Stars
Elizabeth Rubio “Nevertheless”
Larry Hodges’ Probability Zero: The Plaything on the Tesseract Wall
Harry Lang “Off-Road”
Tony Ballantyne “Trapezium”
Biolog: Tony Ballantyne by Richard L. Lovett
Darren Speegle “Black Shores”
Shane Landry “Impetus” art by Josh Meehan
Edward M. Lerner “Harry and the Lewises”
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Classified Marketplace
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: Joel Iskowitz
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until October 23, 2018
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News July 3, 2018

Analog Jul/Aug 2018

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 138 #7 & 8 Jul/Aug 2018
Contents
Marianne J. Dyson’s Guest Editorial: Gender Parity in Space: Now and in the Future
The Analytical Laboratory (2017 readers’ vote results)
Adam-Troy Castro “A Stab of the Knife”
Derek Künsken: The Science Behind “The Quantum Magician” (Science Fact)
Robert Frazier “The Long Night Watch” (verse)
Frank Wu “Until We Are Utterly Destroyed” art by Tomislav Tikulin
Evan Dicken “Generations Lost and Found”
Kris Dikeman “A Simple Question”
Alex Shvartsman & Alvaro Zinos-Amaro “The People v. Craig Morrison”
Joe Pitkin “Potosi” art by Vincent DiFate
John G. Cramer: The Alternate View: Cryptocurrency and Quantum Computing
James Robert Herndon “Eulogy for an Immortal” art by Eldar Zakirov
Mary E. Lowd “Welcome to the Arboretum, Little Robot”
G.O. Clark “Keck” (verse)
Daniel James Peterson’s Probability Zero: Preface to The Handbook of Social Treatments for Conceptual Allergies
In Times to Come (Sep/Oct preview)
Andy Duncan “New Frontiers of the Mind”
Alec Nevala-Lee: The Campbell Machine (special feature)
M. Bennardo “Here’s Looking at You, Cud”
Eduardo Vaquerizo “Render Unto Caesar” translation by Rich Larson
Mary Soon Lee “Extracts from the Captain’s Notes: First Crew to Saturn’s Moons”
C. Stuart Hardwick “Open Source Space”
Richard A. Lovett’s The Guest Alternative View: Eclipse Unity
Jacob A. Boyd “Priorities”
Auston Habershaw “A Crystal Dipped in Dreams” art by Joel Iskowitz
Marissa Lingen “Left to Take the Lead”
Don Sakers: The Reference Library
Brass Tacks (Letters)
Classified Marketplace
Anthony Lewis: Upcoming Events

Publisher: Peter Kanter
Editor: Trevor Quachri
Associate Editor: Emily Hockaday
Editorial Assistant: Deanna McLafferty
Senior Art Director: Victoria Green
Cover: NASA
208 pages, $7.99 on newsstands until August 21, 2018
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