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The Moon Talker

Martin Grace

A weekly serialisation of The Moon Talker, a thrilling science fiction novel. Now serialising the spin-off Lunis-One novella.

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Latest Issues

Lunis-One - Week 10

Last week: An information security problem.
Back to the start.


The girl walks up to us, bold as brass for a skinny little thing. What I know about young girls can be written on a dime, but she seems tall for her age.

She slips be...

6 days ago
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Lunis-One - Week 9

Last week: To beat a system, you must know the system.
Back to the start.


Goblin, Roza and I trade glances, weighing up each other as well as this new inmate. Mentally, this girl is no meekling. She knows something—something that...

13 days ago
8

Lunis-One - Week 8

Last week: It’s a girl.
Back to the start.


She’s sitting on the sector H bench, head slumped. Skinny wrists poke out of her orange sweatshirt, with the sleeves rolled up like swimming arm bands. Her dead straight blond hair falls...

20 days ago
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Lunis-One - Week 7

Last week: A standoff in sector I.
Back to the start.


“On our way,” I say, eyeing each of the Los Gallos shitheads in turn. The presence of Goblin changes the fight calculus once more, and not in their favour. Snarling and cursing...

a month ago
9

Lunis-One - Week 6

Last week: Shit goes down in sector I.
Back to the start.


The two pussies shake their heads. Only capable of overpowering middle aged women, it seems. The other two homies hustle back to their feet.

Cebuano stays down.

The Asian...

a month ago
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    Publisher at Sol Stories, an indie sci-fi press. Author of The Moon Talker and Lunis-One serials, and curator of the forthcoming Future Britains anthology. Data & science nerd, with a passion for storytelling and our beautiful planet.

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