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 							Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2014
  
   
  
  July-August 2014:
  
  This month, our double issue kicks off with an extra-length
“Journeyman” tale that follows immediately on the heels of the one in the June issue. In “The
Journeyman: Against the Green,” Teodorq and his companion Sammi find their current lifestyle under threat, but
might that threat also put them one step closer to fulfilling their oath to find the star men?
  
  Then
“Journeyman” author Michael F. Flynn doffs his “Science fiction writer” hat and dons one that
boldly says “Statistician!” on the brim, when he brings us a larger-than-usual fact article about a subject
relevant to every other fact article, “Spanking Bad Data Won’t Make Them Behave.”
  
  In
the rest of the issue: someone is hunting cyber-urchins in Juliette Wade’s “Mind Locker”; Bill
Johnson’s “Code Blue Love” brings new meaning to the term “interior monolog”; a
journalist is pressed to solve an unusual murder mystery in “Who Killed Bonnie’s Brain?” by Dan
Hatch; Paula S. Jordan lets us get up close and personal with an alien in “Voorh”; and Rajnar Vajra brings
us a modern throwback to the Golden Age with “The Triple Sun.”
  
  We even manage to fit in a
special feature on foreshadowing by Richard A. Lovett, as well as all our usual excellent columns, and plenty of short
stories by exciting newcomers to Analog like Timons Esaias’s “Sadness”; James K. Isaac’s
“Valued Employee”; R. Garrett Wilson’s “Journeyer”; Eric Choi’s “Crimson
Sky”; Andrew Reid’s “The Half-Toe Bar”; and Alvaro Zinos-Amaro’s “Hot and
Cold.” 
  
  
  September 2014:
  
  We kick off this month’s issue with
Mark Niemann-Ross’s “Plastic Thingy,” wherein an Average Joe gets a rare opportunity to apply some
useful skills to help out his other-than-average new friends.
  
  Then we have “Championship
B’tok,” where a game could have very real consequences (and may illuminate more of the secrets of Edward M.
Lerner’s InterstellarNet universe).
  
  Our fact article is “Saturn’s
‘Jet-Propelled’ Moon and the Search for Artificial Life,” from Richard A. Lovett; James C. Glass
fictionalizes some of that very research and wonders what lies “Beneath the Ice of Enceladus.” We also have
a white-knuckled account of interplanetary combat in Jacob A. Boyd’s “Release”; the hurdles of
diplomatically dealing with angry aliens in “Calm” from Marissa Lingen and Alec Austin; a look at how AI
might influence our end-of-life decisions in Lavie Tidhar’s “Vladimir Chong Chooses to Die”; and
Naomi Kritzer explains (to paraphrase the Rolling Stones) that we can’t always get what we want, but sometimes we
get what we need, in “Artifice.”
  
   						

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