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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.
Just finished reviewing this for The Semiotic Standard. A mix of different themes and styles but overall satisfying. Recommended Read: The Garden by Carlea Holl-Jensen.
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Luna Station Quarterly Issue 026 | 
