awpeople....i am here!!!! find me places. especially would love for you to come to Crafting Trans Horror ft. @zefrrr.bsky.social @lunareyhall.com @olivasthewriter.bsky.social @nicanstett.bsky.social it's going to be so so so awesome!!! 👻
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neon space space neon Luna Rey Hall Cover: a nebula colourized in magent and lavender is overset by the title in bold all caps white, printed with the first half facing up and the second half down. “hall’s poems challenge us, implicitly and visually, ... to look at gender and sexuality like the water that permeates this glittering collection: a boundless, beautiful paradox, capable of occupying any and every shape.” Raye Hendrix, author of What Good Is Heaven kith books literary home of the trans, Crip, queer, & sick
“hall’s poems challenge us...to look at gender and sexuality like the water that permeates this glittering collection: a boundless, beautiful paradox, capable of occupying any and every shape.”
- Raye Hendrix
neon space space neon
@lunareyhall.com
kithbooks.com/shop/p/spaceneon
let’s try to meet up!
after. all. that.
ALSO YOU ARE GONNA BE AT AWP YES???
which part tho
@lunareyhall.com out here absolutely GUTTING me
Build Your 2026 #horror TBR with one of the great #horrorreads Older Than Ghost – Brandon White The Caretaker - Marcus Kliewer Bodies of Work – Clay McLeod Chapman The Boatman – Alex Grecian Where No Shadow Stays – Sara Hashem The Curse of Hester Gardens – Tamika Thompson Night of the Chupacabra – DL Winchester The Christmas House - Kenya Moss Dyme Bad Things Happen here – Mark Morris Transcendence – Katrina Kimball Muntu – Eugen Bacon Forlorn Harbor – Jim Doran When the Devil Calls – Bethany Russo Solace – Joel Daniel Donato Dark Orbit – Darren Wearmouth The Devil’s Pocketbook – Ross Jeffrey The Bizarre Disappearance of Bella Riley – Luna Rey Hall Dead But Dreaming of Electric Sheep – Paul Tremblay
Build Your 2026 #horror TBR with one of the great #horrorreads
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@lunareyhall.com
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@lunareyhall.com poetry collection elegy for [lukas] is out today! This collection is a diary of awareness where luna unleashes grief at trans & queer survival, their own selfhood, & the affliction it is to have a body ✨ link in bio
space neon neon space luna rey hall cover: a photo of a nebula colourized in magenta and lavender is overlain with the title, half right side up, half upside down, in a bold, white, futuristic all caps kithboooks.com
at the pitch meeting for my next poem / one of my parents ask if i could write something / universal / & when i ask them what they mean / by universal / they say / “well, we loved your old poems, / the ones that aren’t so / explicit, like anyone / could read them / & / feel.” / then the other chimes in / “the good old ironwood poems, / real oak-bark teeth poems, / the bullet mouth bullet poems, / the man / poems, the boy / poems, the damn-this-could-be-religion poems, / the worried bout’ your father poems, / the ain’t nothing wrong / with me / poems, the poems that grabbed the velvet / straight / off the antlers & wrapped it around / the moon when the moon said it was shivering, / real nightgown poems, / the poems that make us say ‘ah’ / and not ‘oh,’ / poems that make a grandpa think / ‘my grandson ain’t so bad,’ / the poem that makes a grandpa / say ‘my grandson,’ / poems that make someone say ‘son.’” luna rey hall
"the man / poems, the boy / poems, the damn-this-could-be-religion poems, / the worried bout’ your father poems, / the ain’t nothing wrong / with me / poems, the poems that grabbed"
- luna rey hall
@lunareyhall.com
kithbooks.com/shop/p/spaceneon
in no particular order....
Heaven, Ekphrasis
@selizabeth.bsky.social
Femmedom Gangbang Erotica
@le-transexual.bsky.social
space neon neon space
@lunareyhall.com
Mutual Forests & SWARM
@apocalypsepoet.bsky.social
What was eaten was given
@billiewrites.bsky.social
kithbooks.com
the cover image of luna rey hall's space neon neon space overlaps an old paper library book slip the cover shows a nebula colourized in magenta and lavender. the title appears in block caps divided so that the first half is right side up and the second upside down on the book slip is the following text: "This collection is a monsoon, flooding our expectations of gender." - Jason B. Crawford
"This collection is a monsoon, flooding our expectations of gender."
- Jason B. Crawford
@lunareyhall.com
kithbooks.com/shop/p/spaceneon
so excited to hear what you think of the ending 👀
I never thought prose could jumpscare me but holy moly @lunareyhall.com just got me good. Y'all will want to read the bizarre disappearance of bella riley.
🫣 eek, my bad 🤭
under the title if you liked... you might like.... the following three book covers are shown: with gasoline by nat raum (a stylized Molotov cocktail in pink on blue) space neon neon space by luna rey hall (a nebula colourized in lavender and magenta) SWARM by NDR (two paper wasps and a paper wasp hive in black on a background of mustard yellow)
if you liked...
you might like....
with gasoline by nat raum
@gr8earlofhell.bsky.social
space neon neon space by luna rey hall
@lunareyhall.com
SWARM by NDR
@apocalypsepoet.bsky.social
kithbooks.com/shop
space neon neon space luna rey hall cover: a nebula colourized in lavender and hot pink over played with the title in a big, bold, futuristic font split half rightside up and half upside down in white text: This collection is a monsoon, flooding our expectations of gender. May no man in charge of our laws find peace in these pages; they were always meant to drown. Jason B Crawford, author of YEET!
"This collection is a monsoon, flooding our expectations of gender. May no man in charge of our laws find peace in these pages; they were always meant to drown." - Jason B Crawford
space neon neon space
@lunareyhall.com
Print: kithbooks.com/shop/p/spaceneon
eBook: kithbooks.com/digital/p/spaceneon
at the pitch meeting for my next poem / one of my parents ask if i could write something / universal / & when i ask them what they mean / by universal / they say / “well, we loved your old poems, / the ones that aren’t so / explicit, like anyone / could read them / & / feel.” / then the other chimes in / “the good old ironwood poems, / real oak-bark teeth poems, / the bullet mouth bullet poems, / the man / poems, the boy / poems, the damn-this-could-be-religion poems, / the worried bout’ your father poems, / the ain’t nothing wrong / with me / poems, the poems that grabbed the velvet / straight / off the antlers & wrapped it around / the moon when the moon said it was shivering, / real nightgown poems, / the poems that make us say ‘ah’ / and not ‘oh,’ / poems that make a grandpa think / ‘my grandson ain’t so bad,’ / the poem that makes a grandpa / say ‘my grandson,’ / poems that make someone say ‘son.’” from space neon neon space by luna rey hall
at the pitch meeting for my next poem
luna rey hall
@lunareyhall.com
31 of wim's favourite poems from kith books
#SealeyChallenge
27/31
just wait until Bella Riley 🐒
'the patient routine' by @lunareyhall.com, published by @brigidsgatepress.bsky.social
So amazing and like nothing I have ever read...
#poetry #poetrycommunity #narativepoetry #novelinverse #horrorpoetry #psycologicalthriller #poetryaboutmentalhealth #nonbinarypoetry #lgbtqpoetry #queerpoetry
space neon neon space luna rey hall cover: a photo of a nebula colourized in pink and lavender. the title appears split have right side up, half upside down in a bold white futuristic font text: In this book, gender is transformed and painted in the brightest lavender, and the speaker must learn to escape the societal violence of labeling anything they fear enough to try and contain. hall is unafraid of fighting back, writing “…call me torrent, / downpour/ i snip…” This collection is a monsoon, flooding our expectations of gender. May no man in charge of our laws find peace in these pages; they were always meant to drown. Jason B. Crawford, author of YEET!
In space neon neon space, luna rey hall holds our eyes open—in public, in private, when we’d rather close them—and compels us to witness; the chafe of society on identity, the sharp provocation of sand into pearl.
@lunareyhall.com
"my body is more violent.
enraptured by its own torment.
this swirl in the alleyway
as the rain clears."
- luna rey hall
@lunareyhall.com
Print: kithbooks.com/shop/p/spaceneon
eBooks: kithbooks.com/digital/p/spaceneon
As mentioned earlier, I really enjoyed @lunareyhall.com's patient routine so here's the link:
brigidsgatepress.com/product/the-...
@brigidsgatepress.bsky.social also has a variety of other LGBTQIA+ literature on offer if you take a peek at their other listings.
#HorrorWritersChat
brilliant?? 🥺🥺🥺
I can cheat a little here because I've been editing a book by the brilliant @lunareyhall.com so it was today BUT book not out yet so I'm going to plug their previous work, the patient routine, which deserves a wide audience. Extremely raw & powerful horror novella in poetic form.
#HorrorWritersChat
someone let me jump on an AWP26 panel with em
a picture of Luna Rey Hall holding a copy of space neon neon space
USPS delayed this but — we got a NEW BOOK SELFIE!! @kithbooks.bsky.social
don’t forget to grab your copy here: www.kithbooks.com/shop/p/space...
Day 4 of #UnreliableNarrator Horror Week!
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a pink and lavender tinted nebula against an aubergine sky. the title appears in a futuristic all caps white with one "space neon" upright and the other mirrored to be upside down.
“luna rey hall’s collection space neon neon space is a love letter to a breaking body. In this book, gender is transformed and painted in the brightest lavender, and the speaker must learn to escape the societal violence of labeling anything they fear enough to try and contain.” - Jason B. Crawford, author of YEET!
“hall’s poems challenge us, implicitly and visually, to sit in the spaces that uncertainty — which is really possibility — makes; to look at gender and sexuality like the water that permeates this glittering collection: a boundless, beautiful paradox, capable of occupying any and every shape.” - Raye Hendrix, author of What Good Is Heaven
3...2...1... SPACE NEON!
It's release day for the second edition of luna rey hall's compelling and clever
space neon neon space
by @lunareyhall.com
"my body is more violent.
enraptured by its own torment.
this swirl in the alleyway
as the rain clears."
- luna rey hall (@lunareyhall.com)
Print: kithbooks.com/shop/p/spaceneon
eBook: kithbooks.com/digital/p/spaceneon
