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Q&A With Sam W. PisciottaSam W. Pisciotta’s work has appeared in many other fiction magazines, but “Morning Glory” is his first piece for...
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Q&A With Garth NixWe’re kicking off our latest series of blog posts with an interview featuring acclaimed author Garth Nix! Read on to find out how he started...
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Q&A With Ursula WhitcherIn this week’s blog post, we chat with Ursula Whitcher, whose latest Asimov’s story, “The Fifteenth Saint,” appears in...
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Q&A With Andy Dudakby Andy Dudak Find out how, spy novels, the nature of propaganda, and a Peter Gabriel song inspired Andy Dudak’s latest Asimov’s...
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Q&A With Lavie TidharLavie Tidhar can find inspiration in almost anything, from space junk to vending machines. Find out what Lavie is reading these days in...
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Q&A With Laurel WinterLaurel Winter is a frequent contributor to Asimov’s who has won our Readers’ Award for best poem twice. In this blog post, she...
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Sheila Finch on Her Notebook of Story Ideasby Sheila Finch Sheila Finch reflects on the little sparks of inspiration that sometimes become her short stories. Read her latest work...
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Q&A With Paul McAuleyIn this interview, Paul McAuley discusses his interest in climate change, how he deals with writer’s block, and his upcoming novel about...
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Central Asia, Center of the Worldby Ray Nayler For Ray Nayler, Central Asia is a grossly misunderstood region that he happened to spend a decade living and working in. His...
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Q&A With Mark D. JacobsenMark D. Jacobsen history with Asimov’s stretches back 22 years, when he was the first runner-up for the Isaac Asimov Award for...
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Q&A With Bruce SterlingIn this post, longtime Asimov’s contributor Bruce Sterling talks about his interest in the Italian renaissance as well as his thoughts on...
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Q&A With David ClearyDavid Cleary discusses the memories, from dancing to David Bowie, to discovering P.G. Wodehouse, that helped spark inspiration for “My Year...
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Finding and Breaking Utopiaby T.K. Rex To build the world living inside her latest story for Asimov’s , T.K. Rex devoured books about California’s natural...
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Less is Moreby Peter Wood When should authors keep writing, and when should they stop? Peter Wood discusses his answer along with a handful of examples...
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A River as a Verbby Genevieve Williams Learn about the history of Seattle’s Duwamish river, which helped inspire Genevieve Williams’ latest story...
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Q&A With Ramsey ShehadehWhen Ramsey Shehadeh combined a fascination with digital surveillance, robots, and the wild west inside his “fickle engine of...
