Analog Science Fiction & Fact Guidelines Information
Accepts Email Submissions: No
Website URL: https://www.analogsf.com/
Description: Analog Science Fiction features science fiction short stories by current authors, science fact articles, and book reviews.
Editor(s): Trevor Quachri, Editor
Needs: Science fiction stories.
Payment: Analog pays 8-10 cents per word for short fiction (up to approximately 20,000 words), 6 cents per word for serials (40,000-80,000 words), 9 cents per word for fact articles, and $1 per line for poetry.
Tips: The editors note: "The science can be physical, sociological, psychological. The technology can be anything from electronic engineering to biogenetic engineering. But the stories must be strong and realistic, with believable people."
How to Submit: No email submissions. Analog uses a submissions system.
Guidelines Url: https://www.analogsf.com/contact-us/writers-guidelines/
Address: Dell Magazines
Trevor Quachri, Editor 44 Wall Street, Suite 904 New York NY 10005-2401 USA
This listing was last reviewed and/or updated on 2019-03-03
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