Roots in the Mist (or It’s So Quiet on the 14th Floor) – Luna Station Quarterly
The Door – Luna Station Quarterly
The Dream – Luna Station Quarterly
The Journey or the Destination – Luna Station Quarterly
The Dreamapist – Luna Station Quarterly
From her climate-controlled pod Rachel reports with desperation: “My hands ache from thumping on the door marked “Help” at the corridor’s end. They’re bleeding; my mar…
Gold Dust City: Part 1 – Luna Station Quarterly
12:01 – Luna Station Quarterly
Transcendence – Luna Station Quarterly
His grandfather gave him two gold swords to bury under the oak tree during a full moon, and he would never die. In the moonlight, he felt himself gently lifted up. And then he felt a freeing moveme…
Room 489 – Luna Station Quarterly
Whenever possible, I passed Room 489, the office with the windowed door. It was on the same floor as the office where I worked, but might as well have been in China. My grandmother, who lived when …
Big Apple Sorbetto – Luna Station Quarterly
“France wouldn’t have ice cream if it wasn’t for the Italians,” Emilio teases Blanche as he places generous helpings of gelato in front of her seven elderly clients. “…
Eleven Dimensions & Counting (or No One Wants To Touch Each Other Anymore) – Luna Station Quarterly
I’m so fucking tired of fire. What a suffocating, depressing place, Io. Heaven for a geologist, maybe, but a real hell hole. When I got the news that I was being transferred to the Sub-Europa…
The Venus Bed – Luna Station Quarterly
“Our mattress is still good.” Pinch-faced Nan hurried after her heavy husband. “It’s lumpy and it smells.” Balding Herbert scanned the storefronts along 8th Street. Ea…
The Prophet and the Pink Fairy – Luna Station Quarterly
Frank stumbled into the deserted park and sat down on the weathered bench beneath the one streetlight in the area that worked; he leaned forward and covered his face with his trembling hands. He si…
The Guild of Runners – Luna Station Quarterly
Payback is a Bitch – Luna Station Quarterly
Untitled #7 – Luna Station Quarterly
Certified Mail – Luna Station Quarterly
Mr. James Brown Brown and Fletchter Suite 777 Fearsville, TN USA 11666 Phone: 1-423-888-9109 E-Mail: jbrown@comcast.net November 1, 2009 Re: Discrimination Lawsuit CERTIFIED MAIL Ms. Karen Wilson L…
Gold Dust City: 2. (River Banks) – Luna Station Quarterly
Untamed – Luna Station Quarterly
How Kpodo and Lishan Met, And The Adventure They Had After – Luna Station Quarterly
He intended to stop in Afryea for the evening, but the chicken would not let him pass. It was a monster of a bird, nearly the size of a hyena, with a great purple comb and a red tipped beak and bla…
There It Stood – Luna Station Quarterly
There it stood. Staring. She flipped it the bird. It did not take flight. Strange, she had seen it done and almost anticipated that sense of satisfaction when she would watch it disappear in dismay…
Sylvia – Luna Station Quarterly
I remember it clearly: the seventh day of December at 9 PM, I left the factory for the last time. The air all around the loom smelled like burning cotton, but in the alleyway, this smell turned col…
Forever Hold Your Peace – Luna Station Quarterly
Year Five – Luna Station Quarterly
Endless yelling. “Let us see it.” “Does it still work?” “Give it here, now, woman!” I had found one. They knew I had it. They caught me looking at it. I’m …
Treya Takes a Powder – Luna Station Quarterly
As she stood there, tied to a stake, Treya was a little bummed out her village had pegged her for the demon sacrifice. Yeah, she was a beautiful maiden and all that, but she’d had big pla…
The New Book on the Shelf – Luna Station Quarterly
The new book was placed on the bookcase between Lady Chatterly’s Lover and The Kama Sutra. Since one can endure only so much of anything, the stunned little paperback crept sheepishly away from t…
The Crystal Chamber – Luna Station Quarterly
Technopocalyps – Luna Station Quarterly
The Technopocalyps arrived unexpectedly, as most apocalypses do. Just POOF and one day all digital technology died, ceasing to function, probably permanently. Everything that “spoke” …
Lola’s Snack – Luna Station Quarterly
Martin slipped the unknown Frenchman’s ulna into the sleeve of his jacket. The bone felt like a long, dry stick of chalk against his skin. With practiced nonchalance, he joined a depa…
Small Print – Luna Station Quarterly
We open the box and look down at the child, moist and naked, blinking, hunched in its sealed jar. Hair shade 4, Summer Honey, and eye colour 6, Warm Mocha - as we ordered. His…