David is a very sick boy. As his illness starts to change him by taking away his ability to enjoy the life he once loved, his beloved Grandpa steps in with a very special gift meant to help him find a reason to live again. The only thing is, Grandpa died last year. And David is the only one who can see him.

David, a Rat

Children's Books

Hinckley, Elizabeth

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Luna Station Press

Luna Station Press is proud to celebrate the fifth anniversary of our flagship Quarterly with this special anthology. The writers gathered in these pages, from every corner of the globe, are explorers of wonder, magic, and places beyond the stars. They are also explorers of what makes us human, in heart, mind, and spirit. Come explore the best we have to offer, as we look back fondly on the last five years and look ahead at what’s to come. Featuring fifty stories by emerging women writers, with cover art by Hugo award-winner Julie Dillon.

The Best of Luna Station Quarterly: The First Five Years

Literature & Fiction

Luna Station Quarterly

Short Stories & Anthologies

Year 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 quite possibly the most original usage of origami cranes you've ever seen. So go on...buy this issue already!

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Quarterly, Luna Station

Waldrop, Jayne Moore

Shelton, Tina

Sluss, K.B.

Patton, Megan J.

Hill, Ashley M

Jennings, Anne

Melissa Embry, Melissa

Lyuber, Dina

Schnarr-Rice, Melissa

Fantasy

Year Six of Luna Station Quarterly continues, with our All Fantasy / Fairy Tale / Mythology Issue! (It wasn’t on purpose. Honest! These things just happen sometimes … ) From an old forest to the far side of the moon, from the Garden of Eden to the mysterious quiet of a faery gravesite, these stories continue the lineage of wonder, creepiness and subtle subversion that Luna Station has become known for. Join us, as the days of Summer wane, and let these ghosts, golems and mapmakers lead you into the unknown, and back again.

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Kamins, Heather

Rossner, Rena

Cade, Octavia

Gallagher, Siobhán

Willis, Suzanne J.

Hagey, Cathrin

Ashley, Charlotte

Dalton, Jessamy

Taddei, Kat

The Dark Half of the year is upon us, and Luna Station Quarterly follows suit, wrapping up our sixth year in style, with stories that chill and thrill, from an amazing assortment of women. Alongside the usual compliment of uplift &amp; wonder that you’ve come to expect, there are bittersweet stories here; of a girl who is transformed into a tree after rejecting a god, of a cloak that delivers vengeance at a cost, of a woman whose strained humanity causes her to fly into a black hole. Zelda Fitzgerald even shows up along the way! C’mon… now you KNOW you’re curious! As the nights grow longer, as the time for inner work &amp; quiet &amp; solitude blooms, pour yourself a cup of tea, light a candle or two, and invite Luna Station in. It isn’t always safe, but you won’t mind…

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Tahmaseb, Charity

Harrison, Rebecca

McCreedy, Karen

Bigelow, Susan Jane

Faatz, Kristin N.

Karvaly, Fey

Vainionpaa, Riley

Lowd, Mary E.

Sauer, MK

Welcome to the 25th issue of Luna Station Quarterly! It's the beginning of our seventh year of publication, and another year of bringing you, our loyal readers, an exciting assortment of magickal tales by some amazing women. On an alternate earth during World War I, there are women who create sigils in ink and paper that can make airplanes fly ... A young Brazilian girl accepts a dare to visit the local fortune teller, who may or may not have an alligator head ... A selkie comes to shore and stays by choice, and she meets a mysterious woman who looks after her when her life takes a sad turn … These courageous, multi-faceted, very real women, and others like them, await you within these pages. You can help bring them to life. We hope very much that you will.

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Marie, Christina

Kemp, Juliet

Pueyo, H

Jones, Sian M.

Nelkin, Carrie Vaccaro

Sullivan, Alena

Coppola, Kellie

Kalt, Brenda

Helgadottir, Margret

Summer 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 we’re born into and the ones we make, human and non-human alike. Parents and children and siblings and grandparents and relationships stronger than blood, all filtered through the lenses of fantasy, science fiction and magical realism that have long been a hallmark of Luna Station.  So go outside, turn off your devices, and remember to bring this issue with you, for moments of reflection amidst the endless green days to come.

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Ferguson, Melissa

Parsons, Jennifer Lyn

Geer, Miranda

Turner, Josie

Burge, Natasha

Robb, Nicole

Russo, Patricia

Holl-Jensen, Carlea

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 moon, and more than one encounter with a witch, not to mention avian transmutation, revolutionary ruffian children and a woman who just needed to pee but discovers a dark, horrifying underworld.  Yep. Just another issue of Luna Station Quarterly! Come on in!

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Morris, Heather

Anderson, Leslie J.

Guess, Jessica

Lark, L

Duncan, Lindsey

Gardner, MJ

Wetherell, J. M.

Janeway, Nicole

And 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, straight up science fiction, and probably a few other things as well, all filtered through our usual lens of subverting genre expectations. So take a little time to yourself, find some quiet amidst the din of the holidays, and help us celebrate the women in these pages, both authors and characters alike. You’ll emerge changed, but that’s what this time of the year is for.

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Leibowitz, Sandi

Veter, J. S.

Bonanno, Dawn

Yuschik, Alex

Calaby, Tara

Kiat, Clara

Magalas, L. M.

Lévai, Jessica

Fogg, Vanessa

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 Spring to return, as we live each day looking for hope &amp; beauty amidst the things that frighten us, stories are (and always have been, and always will be) our most steadfast companions. We hope that you enjoy these nine potent reminders, to mark the start of our ninth year.

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Schofield, Holly

Martine, Arkady

Cunningham, Meghan

Hurlburt, Diana

Coldiron, Katharine

Weaver, Kat

Pladek, Brittany

Lundgren, Emily

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