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"It is a sad and beautiful world!" It was true long ago, in that back alley in New Orleans, where the Radio DJ told the Good Egg to BUZZ OFF, and it's still true now, as this dark and delicious issue of LSQ illustrates. We've got vampires and Venice, post-apocalyptic Canada (?!?) haunted woods and stolen names, and more darkness on the edge of town than you'd care to admit, especially if it was your town. There might even be a happy story or two in here as well, but I won't tell if you won't. Just as we wait impatiently for Autumn here in the Northern Hemisphere, these tall tales and melancholy monsters are waiting for you, to let your guard down and be pulled under by their velvety subterranean goodness. Best not to keep them waiting."Good News, Bad News" by Rhonda Parrish"Lips Like Sugar" by Cynthia Gómez"The Very Hand of God" by Ellen Morris Prewitt"Built for Her" by Camden Rose"Forest-sister" by Avril Mulligan"In The Field" by L.S. Johnson"Skip, Hop, Jump" by Amanda Bintz"Sleep Well, My Prince" by Lyndsey Croal"Technical Magic" by Samantha Carr"The Dreamweaver's Name" by Megan Chee"Who Do We Become?" by Tannara Young"Captain Courageous in Venice" by Janna Layton"Fittonia" by Libby Feltis"Kryvoye Lake" by Oksana Marafioti"A Lullaby for Mattie Barker" by B. Zelkovich"Jovis" by Kemi Ashing-Giwa, Tali Arima

For thirteen years and counting, Luna Station Quarterly has shared with you the freshest voices in female fronted fantastic fiction. And this issue is no different, except... This issue of Wyrd Women Wandering (errrm, I mean LSQ) draws from the best traditions of the macabre and uncanny to give you surprise after dark surprise during the normal lushness of high summer. In other words, THIS IS BEACH READING FOR STRANGE PEOPLE! From grandmother's curses to rat queens, from animal transmutation to hexed vcr's, with a dash of friendship bracelets & timely AI creepiness, this is not your ancestor's LSQ. Except for when it is... Excelsior! This issue features: - "The Broken Princess" by K.R. Segriff- "Left At The Alter" by Lindsey Duncan- "We're Sorry, This Number Has Been Disconnected" by E.A. Brenner- "All Our Whiskered Idols" by Kahlo Smith- "Tracks" by Elizabeth Guilt- "Silk" by Alyssa Greene- "Mother Mangue" by Lis Vilas Boas- "Birds Are Not the Village" by Merri Andrew- "Before the Unicorn Hunt" by Hesper Leveret- "The Tale of the Mother and the Hexed VCR" by Nika Murphy- "The Doula" by AKMay- "Home for the Rising Sun" by Devon Borkowski- "The Soundtrack of Your Life" by Lesley Morrison- "Last Letter First" by Kristina Ten- "Friendshop" by Zoe Marzo