Wavelengths

by Jessica Augustsson (Editor), Narrelle M. Harris, Charlotte Frankel

Sometimes communication is not as straightforward as we might expect. From body language to Morse code, conveying messages comes in a wide variety of forms. How do we get our message across? The stories and novellas in this anthology plumb the depths of the imagination, seeking to understand what might come to be if we were forced to communicate with those who no longer or never did understand us.

Genres: Science Fiction, Anthologies

301 pages, Paperback

First published June 18, 2018

About the author

Jessica Augustsson is the editor-in-chief of JayHenge Publishing. She is a grammar nerd, eclipse chaser, part-time writer, and a bit of a geek. As the editor of spec-fic anthologies, most of her writing can be found nestled among the words of other authors, but she can’t help typing out a few of her own stories now and then. As for speculative fiction in her own life, she was voted by her Idaho high school class to be the most likely to go live on the moon; when she was 20, she moved to Sweden so she guesses that’s pretty close.

Reviews

[David · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an interesting collection. Some stories I enjoyed more than others, but they were all worth reading and a few were very impressive. Good concept and good writing.

[Pete Harris · Rating 4 out of 5]

23 stories by different authors on the theme of signals and (mis)communication.