Luna Station Quarterly #25

by Jennifer Lyn Parsons (Editor), H. Pueyo, Tracy Townsend

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.

Luna Station Quarterly: Issue 025

Genres: Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy

216 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 27, 2016

About the author

I write fantasy, soft sci-fi, and fairy tales, often with neurodiverse or queer characters. Occasionally, I'll write stories set in our own world.

In addition to working on my own writing, I also run Luna Station Quarterly, an online literary journal devoted to female-identified speculative fiction writers. The Quarterly is the daughter publication of the small publishing company I run, Luna Station Press.

Outside of writing (and its close associate, reading), I'm a software engineer working to make the internet more human-friendly. I can also be found devouring comic books and video games, watching baseball, listening to music, and making things out of wool, paper, and wood.