Analog Science Fiction and Fact - November 2013

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Normally, November isn’t thought of as much of a time for seasonally-appropriate fiction, but since the issue hits stands closer to Halloween than any other, it seems like it would be a shame let the opportunity pass without at least one story that’s as much trick as it is treat.

Our lead, “Bugs,” by Ron Collins, is a lesson in the potential repercussions of a new and unproven technology, but might there be a way to turn it to our advantage . . . ?

Then Tom Easton provides our fact article, on a particularly timely topic (and a follow-up to a popular piece of his from a few years back): “3D Printing and Dancing Bears.”

We finish off the issue with “The Matthews Conundrum,” a standalone story set in Edward M. Lerner’s InterstellarNet universe that explores one of its darker corners.

Then we have short pieces by Jack McDevitt and Bud Sparhawk, the latest Hub story from Christopher L. Benett, the Analog debut of Paul Di Filippo (with something of a . . . Biopunk Western?) as well as stories from a pair of promising newcomers and columns from our usual rogue’s gallery of columnists.

Analog Science Fiction and Fact Description:

出版社: Must-Read-Books-Publishing

カテゴリ: Fiction

言語: English

頻度: Bi-Monthly

Analog Science Fiction and Fact is a renowned magazine that combines captivating science fiction stories with scientific exploration. Established in 1930, it has become a premier publication for enthusiasts of imaginative storytelling and cutting-edge science. Each issue features thrilling narratives, futuristic technologies, and scientifically grounded articles, offering readers an immersive experience into the realms of science and fiction.

The magazine also features scientifically grounded articles, exploring the latest advancements in fields such as astrophysics, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Having consistently attracted some of the genre's most celebrated authors, Analog Science Fiction and Fact has been a launchpad for renowned writers such as Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, and Arthur C. Clarke.

Don't miss the opportunity to explore the captivating world of Analog Science Fiction and Fact, where every issue transports you to extraordinary realms of possibility and challenges you to contemplate the wonders of the universe.