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Analog Science Fiction & Fact

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  • Fiction and features from editors, authors, and new issues of Analog Science Fiction & Fact, the longest continuously running science fiction magazine.
    Copyright 2024 AnalogSF
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  • Episode 7: Mariposa de Hierro - Matt McHugh

    Episode 7: Mariposa de Hierro - Matt McHugh
    Mar 19 2024

    Rosalina has just begun working at a migrant camp with her parents when before long a swarm of small, bee-like machines starts following her wherever she goes, sparking a media sensation. Here is “Mariposa de Hierro” read and written by Matt McHugh.

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    38 mins
  • Episode 6: For Every Bee, a Hive - by Benjamin C. Kinney

    Episode 6: For Every Bee, a Hive - by Benjamin C. Kinney
    Dec 21 2023

    Tamar is on a mission to salvage usable technology from a space debris field. Her routine assignment turns dicey when her crew mates vanish, and a foreign AI appears on Tamar’s radar persistently trying to communicate. Here is  “For Every Bee, a Hive,” read and written by Benjamin C. Kinney.
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  • Episode 5: The Eiffel Tower of Trappist-1d by Jeff Reynolds

    Episode 5: The Eiffel Tower of Trappist-1d by Jeff Reynolds
    Nov 17 2023

    With Earth long destroyed by war and ecological disaster, Ernie, Kate, and Harv are humans who have started new lives on a far-flung exoplanet. With scarce options for good food or money, the trio decides to embark on a project that may net them a little cash, and remind them of what life back home used to be like. This is “The Eiffel Tower of Trappist-1b,” read and written by Jeff Reynolds.
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Good writers are not necessarily good readers.

The reading suffered words ran together and insufficient diction. Good reading is its own art.

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Clever, punchy, classic Swanwick

This is a short, efficient story without a wasted word, unfolding backstory, emotional nuance, twists, and political context in the aftershock of each witticism.

It’s the story of defector/collaborator/race traitors in a Cold War between humanity and AIs, with all the mature mastery of the guy who wrote Vacuum Flowers.

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