The LF Magazines (to be downloaded and printed)
What is Lune Fiction? What is Flash Fiction? Contact Us Contribute Donate Lynx Michael Robertson Sponsors		In addition, here is an atonal piece - in MP3 format - we've created. You can play it immediately by clicking on the icon, or right-click the icon to save it onto your harddrive. The Man Machine Symphony There are currently no plans for a new issue. Lune Fiction 23 (2/11/09): 'Why the Pendel Witches had to die' and stuff Lune Fiction 22 - The Jungle of Calais (21/07/09): A Xmas Tale Lune Fiction 21 - Nausea (06/02/09): Of ghouls, demons & clowns Lune Fiction 20 (31/10/08): Of badgers, feathers & Bertolt Brecht Lune Fiction 19 (29/02/08): Some classics plus a brand new story by HS Lune Fiction 18 - Tales From the Loyne (24/12/07): A Children`s Special Lune Fiction 17 (14/12/07): Of lollipops, cacti and prostitutes Lune Fiction 16 - Rage Against The Dying Light (31/10/07): In my art, my sullen craft, I find the strength to overcome all attachment. Lune Fiction 15 - The Delayed Issue (06/09/07): The happy tale of a semi-colon and other heart-warming stories. Lune Fiction 14 - Dreamscape  (18/6/07): The owl spreads it wings when dusk falls. Lune Fiction 13 - Tales From The Loyne (30/4/07): Strange Creatures Of The Lune Lune Fiction 12 (19/3/07): A new interpretation of Hamlet & a picture of two bassets Lune Fiction 11 (9/2/07): A celebration of the Year of the Pig! (Or something) Lune Fiction 10 (20/12/06): The strange case of the Moon Potatoes & other odd tales Lune Fiction 9 (11/11/06): An LF Special on spiders, hypertext & beer Lune Fiction 8 (2/10/06): The best issue yet? Contains a Zebra Lune Fiction 7 - Tales From The Loyne) (21/8/06): Herschel Waters sets a classic folktale in Cumbria (with motorbikes & a pig) Lune Fiction 6 (10/7/06): In which various things are broached & discussed: Cats, Dürrenmatt, Smoking, Pain and so on. Has got some great pictures and a lesson in English. Lune Fiction 5 (12/6/06): A Lune Fiction Special on sunflowers, sunflowers, Gods, Kings, sunflowers, Monsters and, if we haven't mentioned it yet, sunflowers. Lune Fiction 4 (15/5/06): Where do we come from ? Where are we heading? We don't know but Alexander The Great's in this issue. Lune Fiction 3 - Tales From The Loyne (17/4/06): Hendryk Korzeniowski on why God isn't dead and why he smells funny. Lune Fiction 2 (20/3/06): A bit like Europe's largest company Shell. Anglo-Dutch in name but predominately Dutch in nature. Has got some Australian stuff in it. Lune Fiction 1 (20/2/06): stuff, midges, psychotic fruit & more stuff. And the very first issue incidentally.
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