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@analogsf.bsky.socialCheck out this week's blog post by six-time Analog contributor A.T. Sayre! Here he discusses the problematic nature of romanticizing the past. Don't miss his novelette "Bella's Heart" in our Sept/Oct issue
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@analogsf.bsky.socialGet to know Jody Rich in this week's blog post! Here we discuss the Analog newcomer's fascination with parallel timelines as well as the images of the sun that inspired her first story for us
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@lavietidhar.bsky.socialReposted by @analogsf.bsky.socialMid-week Wild Shelfie: Astounding @analogsf.bsky.social
Jared came up with the wild shelfie idea a while back and we never did much with it, but it's been fun to play with more recently. This is a fun transitional run of Astounding to Analog in the early 60s, found in an Oxfam bookshop.
@analogsf.bsky.socialCatch up with Geoffrey Hart in this week's blog post to learn all about his latest story and discover the fascinating plant biology behind his upcoming novel!
@analogsf.bsky.socialGet to know R.R. Corvi in this week's blog post! Corvi is a retired astronomer who makes his Analog debut in our Sept/Oct issue with the novelette "Septo's Taj"
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@analogsf.bsky.socialGlad to see the delayed March/April showing up in mailboxes & bookstores! We look forward to catching up with the rest of 2026, but in the meantime subscribers are invited to enjoy free digital content.
@klagor.bsky.socialReposted by @analogsf.bsky.socialI also have the third part of my ongoing Science Fact essay series on the origins of life on earth in the most recent issue of @analogsf.bsky.social - this one on al things revolution: the rise of eukaryotes, Alien Clay, and Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
@analogsf.bsky.socialWe’re so glad to hear it!
@jrdewitt.bsky.socialReposted by @analogsf.bsky.socialTerrific review by A.C. Wise (thanks!) of "The Two Thousand and Seventieth Time Sara Deletes Her Family" from Analog's May/June2026 issue! Recommended story from this issue too! @locusmag.bsky.social @analogsf.bsky.social. This is an extremely personal story.
@analogsf.bsky.socialCheck out this week's special Q&A, where Kelly Lagor interviews renowned British SF author Adrian Tchaikovsky!
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@darylwriterguy.bsky.socialReposted by @analogsf.bsky.socialLook at these nice people intan into at the Worldcon bar. Old pal Trevor Quachri (editor of @analogsf.bsky.social) and new pal Theresa DeLucci (dir of marketing and publicity at Saga — @tdelucci.bsky.social )
@jrdewitt.bsky.socialReposted by @analogsf.bsky.socialMy story "Preggo Bomb" is now out in Analog! @analogsf.bsky.social. It's Kafka meets Gundam in all the best (and touching) ways. analogsf.com
@sarahpinsker.bsky.socialReposted by @analogsf.bsky.socialMy @clarionucsd.bsky.social student @hellotherexu.bsky.social has a story out in @analogsf.bsky.social ! analogsf.com/wp-content/u...
@analogsf.bsky.socialIt is just showing up in stores now—we do still have Canadian distribution, but is there a particular store you would like us to double check?
@pbarmby.bsky.socialReposted by @analogsf.bsky.socialThis .. might be the time to share that I wrote an SF story titled “Ontario Lacus” that appeared in @analogsf.bsky.social’s Sept/Oct 2025 issue. And it is also coming soon to an anthology near you!
