Asimov Press publishes long-form essays and books about biology, covering topics from how cells work to the history of laboratory tools and the nature of species. Readers get carefully researched, narrative-driven writing plus announcements of the press's book projects.

Long-form articles on the history of astronomy and physics, and on overlooked episodes of American history, often built around a single puzzle or primary-source question. Readers get carefully sourced narratives with image credits and attention to what is and isn't known.

Studying History publishes narrative essays that connect history, art, science and classical culture to current events, each with a Greek-language version. Readers get accessible, curiosity-driven stories with etymology and historical context.

A narrative nature series, currently themed on natural world mysteries, that places the reader in the role of historical scientists and prospectors. Each issue tells the story of a puzzle in biology, zoology or geology, such as the sailing stones of Death Valley or the lost nesting grounds of the Kemp's ridley turtle.