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Fantasy
Spirits and fairies and borrowed bodies. Bird oracles, volcano gods and young people who can revive the dead. A thousand year friendship, a shape shifting boy, and an obsession with Maria Callas. As we wait for the light of... See More
FantasyYear six of Luna Station Quarterly continues! Once again, the stories gathered here for your enjoyment represent a myriad of voices from women around the globe. This issue has androids, magic carpets, virtual reality, and... See More
Short StoriesSummer is upon us, and Year Seven of Luna Station Quarterly is in full bloom, with a gathering of rich, vibrant stories to keep you company during the longest days of the year. These are stories about families; the ones... See More
Fantasy
The time of the harvest is nearly upon us, and things are rarely as they seem, as year seven of Luna Station Quarterly continues. We've got a princess rescuing a prince, a clone drone performance artist, a stairway to the... See More
Short StoriesAnd thus, we come to the end of another year of stellar storytelling here at Luna Station, as the stories between these covers attest. We've got a little bit of everything this time out. Steampunk, high fantasy, horror... See More
FantasyWith the world as it is, we need stories more than ever. Stories that lift us up, that take us to new places, that hurt us and build us back up again. We need strong fresh voices, unafraid to go deep, to bring these stories... See More
Short Stories"As we each face our own obstacles, stories can provide a touchstone for the journey. Surely somewhere in the tales we read, the answers we seek are waiting for us. Sometimes things are simply hard and right now many of us... See More
FantasyYear eight of Luna Station Quarterly comes to a close, with a group of dark tales that would make Scrooge's gruel turn even colder than usual. These are not Christmas stories. Mercifully. As Christmas would likely never... See More
Fantasy
Elegy and promise stand side by side in this, the thirty fourth issue of your favorite Quarterly. Eight talented authors once again give you glimpses of worlds both familiar and alien, moving backwards and forwards in time... See More
Short StoriesStories matter. No matter the season. They are windows. They are mirrors. They are elemental. At Luna Station Quarterly, we publish stories that you might not be seeing elsewhere. Unique permutations on science fiction... See More