Moonday Mag ⋆⁺₊
welcomes you into a world of make believe.
To date, Moonday Mag has published work from:
9 debut writers
8 debut artists
31 countries
Founded in 2023, Moonday Mag is a quarterly, speculative art and literary magazine dedicated to celebrating all things fantastic and fantastically strange. Born in the place that rests between here and the uncanny valley, Moonday Mag wonders what else might be out there, beyond the veil. From sci-fi to fantasy, to the horrors only a quiet mind can imagine, to the witching hour caught on camera in 35mm, Moonday Mag wants it all and welcomes all.
Moonday Mag is a globally distributed grassroots publication that seeks to bridge the [imaginary] gap between literary and genre. We are proudly and sustainably printed by Reischling Press Inc. and run by a small army of volunteer fabulists.
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The Moonday Masthead
Caridad Cole, editor-in-chief
Caridad Cole is a forest-raised writer and filmmaker. With a Pushcart Prize nomination and other literary recognitions, her work has recently appeared in Twin Bird Review, Coffin Bell Journal, and An Anthology of Rural Stories by Writers of Color 2024 (EastOver Press). Say hi at caridadcole.com or @astrocari on Instagram.
Some favorite books: The Seas, Her Body and Other Parties, Tender Is the Flesh
Piper Farmer, fiction editor
Piper Farmer (she/her) is a writer and student living on the East Coast, most often on the coastline of North Carolina. She can be found wandering around library stacks looking for rare books, endlessly editing, or turning on the kettle for a cup of tea.
Some favorite books: The Buried Giant, Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, Earthlings
Magdalena Styś, poetry editor
Magdalena Styś is a writer and poet currently based in Amsterdam. Their work has appeared in Also Cool Mag, the Amazine, and elsewhere. Find out more about them and read their work at magdalenastys.com.
Some favorite books: On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, Howl, Lunch Poems
Coby Dominus, fiction reader
Coby Dominus studied creative writing at Bard College, and works primarily as a screenwriter. He lives in Los Angeles, but would like to stress that he is not from there, and is in fact, from New York. He can reached via his website cobydominus.com or email cobydominus@gmail.com.
Some favorite books: Blood Meridian, A Brief History of Seven Killings, The Crying of Lot 49
Sadia Gazi, fiction reader
Sadia is a full-time English Language & Literature student, aspiring to become an author and/or teacher someday. She’s also a fantastic procrastinator, biology fanatic, amateur photographer, and cat lover! Her favourite genres include mystery/thriller, post-colonial literature and fantasy, with a dash of sci-fi & romance.
Some favorite books: Mornings in Jenin, Wuthering Heights, And Then There Were None
Anne-Victoire Beugre, fiction reader
Anne-Victoire (she/her) is a high school senior hoping to major in English. When she’s not procrastinating, you can find her planning out new pieces, reading short stories, or fantasizing about buying new books.
Some favorite books: Giovanni's Room, The Sundial, Beloved
Moonday Mag is currently seeking a Los Angeles-based volunteer outreach coordinator! Interested applicants should email moondaymag@gmail.com.