Tag: Analog

Sean CW Korsgaard

March 28, 2026 / ravenchair

Sean CW Korsgaard is a U.S. Army veteran, award-winning freelance journalist, author, editor, and publicist who has worked with Analog Science Fiction & Fact, Baen Books, and Writers of the Future, and recently became the editor of Anvil and Battleborn magazines. His first anthology, Worlds Long Lost, was released in December 2022, as was his debut short story, “Black Box.” He lives in Richmond, VA with his wife and child, along with, depending on who you ask, either far too many or far too few books.

Jennifer R. Povey

March 22, 2026 / ravenchair

Born in Nottingham, England, Jennifer R. Povey (she/her) now lives in Northern Virginia, where she writes everything from heroic fantasy to stories for Analog. She has written a number of novels across multiple sub-genres. She is a full member of SFWA. Her interests include horseback riding, Doctor Who, and attempting to out-weird her various friends and professional colleagues. Find her on Facebook at facebook.com/jrpovey/, Mastodon at @NinjaFingers@universeodon.com, or Bluesky at @NinjaFingers.

M.T. Reiten

March 14, 2026 / ravenchair

M.T. Reiten served in the military, with deployments to Bosnia and Afghanistan, and worked as a scientist at a national lab in NM for over a decade proving that there is such a thing as too much research for writing science fiction. He practices aikido, makes pizza, and now lives near Washington, DC with his family. A Writers of the Future and Jim Baen Memorial Short Story Contest winner, he has published stories in Analog and DreamForge and several anthologies to include S. M. Stirling’s The Change, “Higher Ground” in Robosoldiers: Thank You for Your Servos, and the newly released “Defense of Waygo Port” in Tales of the United States Space Force. Visit him online at mtreiten.com.

Frank Wu

March 3, 2026 / ravenchair

Frank Wu is a 4-time Hugo Award-winning artist and former RavenCon Artist GOH. He’s also a writer, with 8 stories published in Analog magazine, including three novellas in collaboration with Jay Werkheiser. He’s also had two ESPionage novels—about psychic CIA agents battling Russian assassins and kidnappers—written with Tom Easton and published by Amazing Stories. He’s also a published scientist, with a Ph.D. in Bacterial Genetics from Wisconsin (Go Badgers!)—a triple threat! Frank lives in Boston with his wife Brianna the Magnificent (former RavenCon Gaming GOH).