Very much in the ‘Analog’ vein, of scientists coming across a scientific challenge/conundrum and having to resolve it
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Alec Nevala-Lee. The Boneless One. (The Year’s Best Science Fiction 29th Annual Collection)
A story from Analog in a Dozois annual collection, a rare event of late. Something more than the usual run of the mill scientist fiction from that magazine it would appear.
Analog. November 2011.
Fiction by Adam-Troy Castro, Paul Levinson, Alec Nevala-Lee, Jack McDevitt, Don D’Ammassa, Jerry Oltion, Bill Johnson. (Content listing only)
Analog. June 2011.
Fiction by Edward M. Lerner, David D. Levine, Alec Nevala-Lee, Jamie Todd Rubin, Alastair Mayer.
Analog, September 2009
Shane Tourtellotte. Evergreen. Tourtellotte looks at the implications of parents genetically modifying their offspring in utero to have their physical development halt at the pre-teen stage. Andrew Crawford is nearing 30, but living in a child’s body. He’s employed as a webmaster, and we get to see straight away some of the reactions of his […]
Analog Science Fiction and Science Fact, January/February 2004
Both Analog and Asimov’s announced during 2003 that they would be publishing one issue less per year : moving to two double-month issues, and eight single-month issues. This is the first of the two double-month issues of the year, to complement the July/August double issue. Ramona Louise Wheeler. Inherit the Vortex. Further adventures of Ray […]