ISSUE #3

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The following is a description of what was in Issue #3.

Along with Callbase Capricorn, there are two new regular features added to SpaceWays: The Communication Centre, where letters from readers get published and Biographies, short biographical notes (written by the authors themselves).

"Cat-Tail"
by Gerald Upton:

the second story by Gerald to appear in SpaceWays. This time it is a fantasy tale concerning a wizard's familiar. It's furry, has four legs, a tail and tons of attitude!

"Oh World"
by Bert Ellis: Bert is SpaceWays first previously published author (he published a book about deHaviland Aircraft). In this story, he paints a grim picture of where the world is headed, unless we act now to put a stop to it!

"Field of Purple Flowers"
by Cheryl Redick:

a free-form poem, or a story in poetic voice, telling about a person's change in self.

"The Biggest Ever"
by M. A. Crowley:

once again he brings his unique brand of sarcastic wit to SpaceWays. This time, it's a story which just might give someone a bad idea.

"Sunshine"
by Trevor Van Mierlo:

Trevor's stories give us plenty of food for thought. And this will certainly leave you to rethink your dependence on automation.