Waylines: Issue 6

By Waylines Media

Waylines is a magazine of science-fiction, fantasy, and horror. Our goal is to capture the "bang" in speculative fiction - that mindbending, wow factor.

Issue 6 features interviews with Wesley Chu and film maker David Karlak, with the following stories:

1 Anaea Lay takes us on a walk on the dark side in, “A Long Fuse to a Slow Detonation” -- a journey into the mind of a woman skirting the edge of sanity.

2 Andrew S.Williams goes to the opposite end of the spectrum with a whimsical tale of a computer tech and his struggle with customer complaints for the X-7000 Teleporter in, “Best Regards.”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Waylines Media
• Release date: Jan 8, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311360892

Waylines Media

Waylines is a magazine of science-fiction, fantasy, and horror. Our goal is to capture the "bang" in speculative fiction - that mindbending, wow factor. So we aren't limiting ourselves to a specific style of story or even media format. In every issue we publish fiction and poetry, stream short speculative films and are aiming to run short comics. Prepare to be blown away.

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EDITORIAL

One Year Old

2013 Reader's Choice Award

INTERVIEWS

The Writers Room

Featured Film Maker – David Karlak

FICTION

Best Regardsby Andrew S. Williams

A Long Fuse to a Slow Detonationby Anaea Lay

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/344123031/waylines-magazine-year-two

Published by Waylines Media Smashwords Edition Copyright 2014 Waylines Media

Editors: Darryl Knickrehm & David Rees-Thomas Managing Editor: Dawn Bonanno Illustrations: Darryl Knickrehm Contribution Writer: Alisa Alering First Readers: Beth Cato, Micaiah Evans, Ewan Forbes, Marina J. Lostetter, Emi Morimoto, Sandra Odell

http://waylinesmagaizne.com

We've made it! Our 6th issue! We are officially one year old! We must give a special thanks to everyone who has gotten us here -- those initial Kickstarters, our wonderful slush readers, our amazing writers and film makers, but most important of all: readers like you.

And to celebrate the end of our first year, we have our 2013 Reader's Choice Award. Thanks for all that voted!

Unfortunately, we do have some sad news for this issue. David, will be moving on from Waylines. He's been an integral part of the Waylines phenomenon and he will be missed. We wish him the best in all his endeavours.

Now, let's get on with Issue 6. For our stories this issue:

Anaea Lay takes us on a walk on the dark side in, "A Long Fuse to a Slow Detonation" -- a journey into the mind of a woman skirting the edge of sanity.

And…

Andrew S.Williams goes to the opposite end of the spectrum with a whimsical tale of a computer tech and his struggle with customer complaints for the X-7000 Teleporter in, "Best Regards."

For our films this issue:

David Karlak's "The Candidate" is a masterpiece of filmmaking; a trip into a secret society, you won't want to miss.

"The Eagleman Stag" is Mikey Please's delightfully esoteric animation of a man, his past, and the Eagleman Stag.

And last, but not least, we have Raf Anzovin's "Eleven," a fun take on the hassles of voice menus.

For our interviews, Alisa sat down with Wesley Chu for the Writers Room. And we have interviews with our writers and The Candidate's David Karlak.

Also, Waylines is gearing up for Year Two and will be running our fund raising campaign from January 10-February 10, 2014. If you like the magazine think about heading over to our Kickstarter campaign then. There are pledge rewards like posters, bookmarks, and our Zero Issue - an issue made just for our supporters. Help make Year Two a reality.

For now, enjoy Issue 6! Safe Journeys!

Sincerely,

D

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