Luna Station Quarterly: Issue 033

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 & 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.

Stories in this issue:

Editorial by Jennifer Lyn Parsons
Notes from an Unpublished Interview with Mme. Delave, Fairy by Brittany Pladek
Borrowing Ark Sutherland by Meghan Cunningham
The Palm Bride by Diana Hurlburt
There’s No Need to Fear the Darkness by Heather Morris
On Your Honor by Kat Weaver
Heart Proof by Holly Schofield
C-a-l-l-a-s by Katharine Coldiron
The Last Shaper at The Witch City’s Waypoint by Emily Lundgren
Adjuva by Arkady Martine