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Luna

==Characters==
* Luna Lovegood, a character from Harry Potter
* Luna (Sailor Moon), a character from Sailor Moon
==Events==
*Lunacon, a science fiction convention
==Fanworks==
*Luna, a Lord of the Rings doujinshi
*Luna Monthly, a science fiction zine
* Luna, a science fiction sister zine to Luna Monthly
==Terminology==
*Luna, a name used in science fiction for the Moon. See also Terra
==Websites==
*LUNA, an anime fansite on GeoCities
==Fans==
*Luna, a fan also known as lunasky
*Luna, a fan also known as Luna_Greeneyes, thalialuna, and lunasparrow
*luna_k, a Harry Potter and Bandom fan
*Luna (ElmoBloop), an IT fan artist
*Lunarybabe, an IT fan mixer
Luna-Bell07

Luna-Bell07 is a fanartist and fic author. She founded "[Sun and Nocturne]" an early fangroup for Shaun/Desmond shippers on DA, as well as "Operation Mercer", an Alex Mercer fangroup, and "Jensen Revolution", the first Adam Jensen fangroup.
In 2013 she published an original fantasy novel, Drive (Beginning a New Eternity).
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Luna/Rolf

Luna/Rolf is a canonical pairing in the Harry Potter fandom involving Luna Lovegood and Rolf Scamander.
== Canon ==
Neither the Luna/Rolf relationship nor Rolf Scamander himself were mentioned in the Harry Potter books themselves. The pairing was initially revealed in a web chat interview with J.K. Rowling nine days after the release of Deathly Hallows, when she stated:
:"Luna became a very famous wizarding naturalist [...] She ended up marrying (rather later than Harry & co) a fellow naturalist and grandson of the great Newt Scamander (Rolf)!"J.K. Rowling and the Live Chat, Bloomsbury.com, July 30, 2007 (2.00-3.00pm BST). Transcript at Accio Quote!. (Accessed 14 January 2013.)
In a television documentary that aired five months later, Rowling further explained:
:"Luna marries Rolf Scamander, who is the grandson of a great naturalist, so they'd have a very interesting life, globetrotting, looking for weird animals. But I think she'd have twin boys. But later, that would be much later than this lot [the Weasleys and Potters], who all settled down earlier."J.K. Rowling: A Year in the Life, ITV 30 December 2007. On YouTube (quote c. 31:57).
In the same interview, Rowling says that the couple's twins boys are named Lorcan and Lysander. Luna, Rolf, and their sons also appear on the Weasley family tree that Rowling posted to her official site around the same time.
== Fandom ==
== Fanworks ==
* Works tagged Luna Lovegood/Rolf Scamander at AO3
* Stories marked Luna L. & Rolf S. at FanFiction.Net
* Luna/Rolf story links at FictionAlley Park's ...cruisin'... forum
* Luna/Rolf recs at Crack Broom
* Luna/Rolf fic recs at Know it Alls
Example art:
* "I'm under your spell..." by miyu666 (2008)
* Luna and family by Hillary-CW (2011)
* Luna/Rolf fanart by purplelightsaber (c. 2012)
== References ==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Harry Potter Relationships
Luna/Tonks

Luna/Tonks is a Harry Potter femslash pairing involving Luna Lovegood and Nymphadora Tonks.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
* Accept the Extraordinary by RoozetteR, podfic by fire_juggler
* Strange Little Girls by bitterfig, a Luna/Tonks ship manifesto with fanart (February 2007)
==Links and Resources==
* Luna Lovegood/Nymphadora Tonks tag at Archive of Our Own
* lunatonks community on LiveJournal
* pairing: luna/tonks tag at hp_girlslash
Category:Harry Potter Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Luna Game

Luna Game is an infamous series of creepypasta fangames in the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic fandom.
Luna Game inspired other fangames, including Dreamy Rainbow.
==Meta & Further Reading==
*Virus Or Deep Web Horror? The Story Of Luna Game by izzzyzzz (2021)
==Archives & External Links==
*Luna Game on TV Tropes
Category:My Little Pony
Luna Greeneyes

Elizabeth, known variously as Luna, Luna_Greeneyes, thalialuna, and lunasparrow, is a fanfiction author in multiple fandoms.
She started out in Labyrinth fandom, posting fanfiction at Magic Dance! and FanFiction.Net by late 2001. Her story Rebuilding won a Golden Owl Award from Magic Dance.
In Harry Potter fandom, she is best known for her Snape/Hermione story This Present Darkness. She was also part of the group of Harry Potter writers known as "the HP Muses", who shared the Yahoo! group Pierian Springs.
She later wrote Star Wars and The Da Vinci Code fanfiction.
==Fanfiction==
*Rebuilding series (Labyrinth):
** Rebuilding (Jareth/Sarah, c. Dec 2001)
** Rebuilding II (Jareth/Sarah, Dec 2001)
*This Present Darkness series (Harry Potter):
** This Present Darkness (Snape/Hermione, Jul 2002 - Sep 2003)
** For Love is as Strong as Death (Snape/Hermione, Nov 2002 - Jul 2003)
** The Times of Restoration (sequel from Draco Malfoy's perspective, Jun-Jul 2003)
* Lights in the Valley Outshine the Sun (Star Wars, Anakin/Padme AU, Jun-Jul 2005)
*Salvation of Silas series (The Da Vinci Code):
** The Salvation of Silas (Silas/OC, Jul-Dec 2006)
** The Temptation of Silas (Silas/OC, Jan-Aug 2009)
Category:Fanwriters
Luna Monthly

Luna Monthly is a gen science fiction anthology of articles and fiction. It was published by Frank M. Dietz Jr. and Ann F. Dietz Ann Dietz was the editor.
This zine has two sister zines: Luna and the "Luna Annual." The annual was edited by Ann F. Dietz and was a comprehensive annual bibliography.
==Scanned and Online==
See Luna Monthly at Fanac.org.
==Issue 1==
Luna Monthly 1 was published in June 1969 and contains 32 pages.
==Issue 2==
Luna Monthly 2 was published in July 1969.
Image:luna2.jpg|first page of issue #2
==Issue 3==
Luna Monthly 3 was published in August 1969.
Image:luna3.jpg|first page of issue #3
==Issue 4==
Luna Monthly 4 was published in September 1969.
Image:luna4front.jpg|front page of issue #4
Image:luna4-1.jpg|page 15 of issue #4, artist is Aben, this illo was reprinted in issue #32 (with the date of 1968 cut off)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Luna Monthly 5 was published in October 1969.
Image:luna5.jpg|first page of issue #5
==Issue 7==
Luna Monthly 7 was published in December 1969.
Image:luna7.jpg|first page of issue #7
==Issue 8==
Luna Monthly 8 was published in January 1970.
Image:luna8.jpg|first page of issue #8
==Issue 9==
Luna Monthly 9 was published in February 1970.
Image:luna9.jpg|first page of issue #9
==Issue 10==
Luna Monthly 10 was published in March 1970.
Image:luna10.jpg|first page of issue #10
==Issue 11==
Luna Monthly 11 was published in April 1970.
Image:luna11.jpg|first page of issue #11
==Issue 12==
Luna Monthly 12 was published in May 1970.
Image:luna12.jpg|first page of issue #12
==Issue 14==
Luna Monthly 14 was published in July 1970.
Image:luna14.jpg|first page of issue #14
==Issue 16==
Luna Monthly 16 was published in September 1970.
Image:luna16.jpg|first page of issue #16
==Issue 20==
Luna Monthly 20 was published in 1971.
Image:luna20.jpg|first page of issue #20
==Issue 22==
Luna Monthly 22 was published in March 1971.
File:Luna22.jpg|first page of issue #22
==Issue 24/25==
Luna Monthly 24/25 was published in May/June 1971.
* a review by Greg Bear of The Log of the U.S.S. Enterprise (Star Trek zine edited by Pines), see that page
* other unknown content
Image:luna2425.jpg|front page of issue #24/25
==Issue 32==
Luna Monthly 32 was published in January 1972 and contains 32 pages. 
* Jacqueline Lichtenberg - Star Trek Today
* Jacqueline Lichtenberg - Star Trek - T'Zorel ( fiction)
* Sci-Fi And The Cinema ( Ken Russell )
* SF In France
* many many book reviews
*other unknown content
 Image:luna32.jpg| first page of issue #32 
==Issue 46==
Luna Monthly 46 was published in March 1973.
Image:luna46-1.jpg|first page of issue #46
==Issue 48==
Luna Monthly 7 was published in Fall 1973.
Image:luna48.jpg|first page of issue #48
==Issue 58==
Luna Monthly 58 was published in August 1975.
Image:luna58.jpg|first page of issue #58
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1969 Zines
Lunacity Zatsugidan

Lunacity Zatsugidan (ルナシティ雑技団) is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by SUMMERCHILD and Atsu Atsu COOK. It features various pairings, including one-sided Franz x Albert and Albert x Count, but is non-explicit.
Another reader writes that the book contains "some one-sided Franz fantasies [about Albert] as well as Edmond having dirty thoughts about Mercedes (unfortunately, we don't see inside his head, he just runs off crying with a nosebleed), and what appears to be some Lucien/Franz at times?"catiechu on LiveJournal. Doujinshi as a belated St. Patrick's Day present? :x. 18 March 2006. (Accessed 08 May 2012.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Lunacity Zatsugidan front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Lunacity Zatsugidan sample1.png|Sample page
Image:Lunacity Zatsugidan sample2.png|Sample page
Additional scans can be found at the gankutsuou LiveJournal community (where the doujinshi is labeled "Lunar City Katagiri").
== Plot Summary ==
This doujinshi was uploaded by Gongaga Yaoi, who provided the following plot summary:
:Albert and Franz have The Count over for dinner; Franz says how happy his friend looks, and compliments him. But Albert has nothing but Monte Cristo on his mind. They argue. The Count breaks it up, and gives Albert a present [which puts the latter all in a thankful tizzy]. Franz tries to interrupt, but backs down when confronted by The Count. The gift turns out to be a sexy little outfit. Albert's dad walks in, sees his son in the get-up, and is taken aback. The Count exacts his revenge by humiliating Albert in the outfit. However, Albert's mother shows up and scares him away.
:The second story is Franz waiting for Albert to return from seeing Monte Cristo. Franz is left alone with Peppo, who starts out being polite and serving him tea, but soon starts to pry and ask about his relationship with Albert [as she's been spying on them]. Franz is embarrassed by the questions. Getting offended by his stand-off mentality, Peppo starts making lewd guesses at what The Count and Albert are doing at that very moment. Franz freaks out and doesn't want to hear it. Peppo "comforts" him by telling of The Count's endowments- Franz wonders what kind of person he's been left with.
:The last story Franz and Albert are arguing about how often the latter goes to see Monte Cristo [the subject came up when Al had treats, which he got from The Count]. During their argument, Albert kisses Franz- he asks how it was, their "adult kiss", and starts to wax idiotic about what he thinks he knows about adult relationships. Franz asks where he learned this stuff, and Albert says from Peppo. Franz is flabbergasted that he would take it seriously, and also a bit disappointed, because Albert still just wanted to practice for his times with Monte Cristo. The reporter and Peppo bust in, and Peppo takes Franz aside to discuss what just happened with Albert. After a moment of surprise at their sudden guests, Albert comes to the dumb conclusion that Franz and Peppo are an item.Gongaga Yaoi. Doujinshi - Gankutsuou. Archived 19 August 2010 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 01 May 2012.)
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Lunacon

Lunacon is an annual science fiction/fantasy convention organized by the New York Science Fiction Society started in May 1957. The most recent Lunacon was held in 2017. The New York Science Fiction Society announced that Lunacon would not be held in 2018. (2017 site blog post)
Further history can be found on the website's History Page. (From 2017 site)
==1971==
Lunacon 14 was held April 16–18, 1971, at the Hotel Commodore. According to Ragnarok #1, Al Schuster was the master of ceremonies and a guest of honor was Isaac Asimov. "Intro by Al Schuster (co-coordinator [of Star Trek Lives!) ...ladies and gentlemen. About eight or nine months ago, I was the master of ceremonies at a Luna Con and I blew a introduction. I'm offering a public apology at this point, to Dr. Asimov for blowing that introduction at the Luna Con this last year..." 
=== Con Reports ===
==1988: Con Reports==
==1992: Con Reports==
==1994: Con Reports==
==References==
Category:1957 Conventions
Category:1950s Conventions
Category:1960s Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Lunacy (Space: 1999 zine)

Lunacy is a 142-page gen and het Space: 1999 humor anthology. Most of the material was written and edited by Erwin Stank. There was only one issue.
"Card covers and well laid out. A vast assortment of whimsy, satire and farce based on 'Space:1999,' clever, often irreverent, even (mildly) obscene, with diverse styles and art by Lew Place. Among the articles: the alternative pornographic version of the series, Fred Freiberger's personal files, unknown merchandise, 'How to Admit You are a Space:1999 Fan' by Bob Mathias, spoofs of fan club newsletters, plus articles on bloopers and gossip. The wide variety of material includes some duds, but many hilarious hits. Many jokes go on for too many pages, but the core ideas are fun and energetic. The best example of humour in Space: 1999." The Catacombs, accessed 1.14.2011 
==Contents==
* Church Chat: 1999 by Justin Wright
* An Extremely Interesting and Intellectual Discussion about Space: 1999 by [unreadable] Hayhurst and Jenny Lobb
* Alpha Chronicles by Curious George, A. Harry Butt, Susan Sassy, Richard London and Stacy Delight
* The Search for Victor by Justin Wright
* Nightmare on Alpha: Freddy's Resurrection by James Forde Brown
* Dr Russell's Personal Personnel Log by Caryn Steerman
* From Freddy's Private Files by Erwin Stank
* Moonbase Merchandise by Erwin Stank
* Space Brain Foam by Erwin Stank
* Moonbase Alpha Personnel Handbook by Erwin Stank, Lew Place, Caryn Steerman and Boogaloo Shrimp
* The Universe May Never Know by Erwin Stank
* TV Guide by Erwin Stank
* Alpha News Service by Erwin Stark and Curious George
* Space: 1999 Item of the Month Club by Erwin Stank and Lew Place
* Moonbase Trivia by Lew Place
* The How to Open Up and Admit You are a Space: 1999 Fan by Robert Mathias, MD
* Breakaway: The Tragedy of Alpha Moonbase by James Forde Brown
* Space: 1999 Bloopers I by Lew Place
* Space: 1999 Bloopers II by Erwin Stank
* Believe It or Not! by Erwin Stank
* Dreams, Dreams, Dreams by The Mysterious Unknown Author
* There are Those... by Erwin Stank
* Space: 1999 Party Ideas by Erwin Stank
* Mane Computer by Lew Place
* LBFA Concordance by Lew Place
* StarTwig #202 by Lew Place
* Space: 1999 Clubs by Erwin Stank
* Wanted by Erwin Stank
==References==
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Lunacy (Xena fan)

Lunacy is one of the biggest BNFs in Xena fandom and her review site is legendary. 
She was incredibly influential in shaping and documenting the development of X/G alt and uber fic and her website is still one of the first results in Google for "Lunacy".
==Lunacy's Fan Fiction Reviews==
Lunacy's Fan Fiction Reviews is a f/f review and recommendation site.
The site has been online since 1997 and it includes reviews of Xena fanfic organized in a number of different indexes. Currently there are indexes of reviews for alternative, general, Uber-Xena, Warlord/Slave, Conqueror and Holiday stories. There's also an index of reviews for lost stories. The reviews include an approximate release date, mention of any awards a story has garnered, links to fanfic art and story descriptions. The site features crosslinks to sequels, prequels, and/or other stories in a series.
==Lunacy Factor==
A term that refers to the influence of a single reviewer's taste on the house style of fanfiction in the Xena fandom.
==Meta by Lunacy==
*The History of Xena Fan Fiction on the Internet in Whoosh! #25, Oct. 1998. A review of the growth of Xena fan fiction on the Net from its inception through the first three years. 
*Addendum to The History Of Xena Fan Fiction On The Net. Features some important corrections to the historical informaton. 
* in Whoosh! #46, July 2000. An overview of the works and contributions of Xena bard Missy Good.
* The Xena Fan Fic Experience in Xena Media Review #24, Aug. 11, 1997. A look at Xena fan fic and its growing popularity among readers during the show's first year and a half.
*Posting Your Fan Fiction Story on the Web - A step-by-step guide on how to publish Xena fanfic on the Web - what things to consider, how to pick a Web site, etc. - 10/7/98
==Interviews==
*Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Lunacy
==Resources==
*Index To XWP Music Videos And Video Parodies - A combined title/creator/music/artist/site index to music videos and video parodies.
*Uber-Xena Fan Fiction Contents Guide - Offers a breakdown of uber-Xena tales by title, author, pairing, time period and location. Only titles reviewed at the Lunacy site are included. - 6/20/99
Category:Fan Reccers
Lunacy Factor

The term Lunacy Factor refers to the influence of a single reviewer's taste on the house style of fanfiction in the Xena fandom. Lunacy had a strong preference for altfic where Xena and Gabrielle don't get together with anyone but each other. The popularity of her review siteLunacy's Fan Fiction Reviews, (Accessed 24 October 2008) contributed to the homogenization of the fanfiction that was being written.
The following quote defining the Lunacy Factor is taken from Kym Taborn's Whoosh! article "A Chronological Survey of the Fiction of Bongo Bear":Kym Masera Taborn. A Chronological Survey of the Fiction of Bongo Bear, in Whoosh! #46, July 2000, (Accessed 24 October 2008)
Bards who would have liked to allow Xena and Gabrielle to branch out and take other lovers sometimes joked about the Lunacy FactorChristine Boese. The Ballad of the Internet Nutball: The Xenaverse in Cyberspace, Alternative Fan Fiction Links Readers and Writers as Hypertextual Co-Authors, August 1998, (Accessed 24 October 2008) because other pairings and other types of X/G fiction were almost invisible in the fandom.
Others saw the Lunacy Factor as epitomizing the persistent need for one and only one soulmate in a fandom where Xena and Gabrielle's soulmatedness was taken for granted; the fanfic was strongly driven by romance and the soulmate concept was integral to that.Bongo Bear. Don't Mind the Ladies: Lesbian Fanfic as an Old-Fashioned Romance, in Whoosh! #48, September 2000, (Accessed 24 October 2008)
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Fandom Glossary
Category:Femslash Fandom
Lunaescence Archives

Lunaescence is a moderated archive dedicated to quality Anime, Manga, and Gaming Fan Fiction. It screens for spelling and grammar, among other things. 
As of April 2011, it had about 18,000 stories. In August 2015, it had 19,651 stories. See more stats at: .
Particularly active fandoms on the site include Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, Naruto, Yu Yu Hakusho, Bleach, Death Note, and Axis Powers Hetalia. It also features a lot of original fiction and poetry.
==About Us==
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:EFiction
Lunafreya Nox Fleuret

Lunafreya Nox Fleuret (ルナフレーナ・ノックス・フルーレ, Runafurēna Nokkusu Furūre, Lunafrena Nox Fleuret) is a character from Final Fantasy XV.
==Canon background==
Stella Nox Fleuret
==Reception and meta==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Relationships==
*Noctis Lucis Caelum/Lunafreya Nox Fleuret (Noctuna, LuNoct)
*Nyx Ulric/Lunafreya Nox Fleuret (LuNyx)
*Ardyn Izunia/Lunafreya Nox Fleuret
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Mods===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan art===
* by 云阔阔, 2017
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring 
*DeviantArt (DA):
*Tumblr: 
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): 
*Pixiv: 
*Reddit: 
===Fan pages and tribute sites===
===Resources===
*Lunafreya Nox Fleuret on Wikipedia
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy CharactersCategory:Final Fantasy XV
Lunar's Xena Website

The fansite's title is unknown. It was the subject of a cease and desist letter in mid-1999.
The page was still viewable as of at least November 1999.
==Art Titles==
The Wayback Machine archived the page a few times before it was taken down, but the image links are broken. One can still see the titles however:.
* The Calm After the Storm
* Firelight
* Flames Of Passion
* My Hearts Desire
* Passion In The Moonlight
* The Dark Side Of My Soul
* The Love I Lost
* Warm Glow Of Love
* Desire
* Seduction
* The Look Of Love
There is a disclaimer on the page that "Original pictures are copyright of Maxim Magazine. No infringment [sic] on those copyrights is intended." 
==The Cease and Desist==
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:1990s
Lunar Adventure Stories

Lunar Adventure Stories is a Space: 1999 fiction zine, a con zine for SpaceCon: 2001.
* An Alphan Christmas Carol - Jennifer Lobb 
* Moving On - Paula Austin
* Additions and Endings - Missing scenes from Year 2 Epsiodes (4 stories)
* The Terra Alpha Series - Stories before and after "Message From Meta"
* The Return of Magus - Jennifer Lobb
* Unsung Heroes - 15 stories about the heroes of Alpha
* Out of His Element - Terry S. Bowers
* The Difference - Paula Austin
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Category:Con Zines
Lunar Labyrinth

Lunar Labyrinth is a digital zine for Moon Knight fandom. The same team also produced three other zines titled Field of Reeds, Amity's Alcolytes, and Scarlet Scarab. archived 21 May 2024.
They raised over 4,000 USD for the National Alliance on Mental Illness. 
==Dates==
* Spring 2024, pre-orders for Scarlet Scarab open on BigCartel: https://lunarlabyrinth.bigcartel.com/product/scarlet-scarab
* Schedule and mod info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15gk0OBAzBRNdwkYJRVcFsrs3Ve20uTgWn_NNcFUkIBA/edit
Period 	Date
Interest Check 	12/19/22-01/19/23
Moderator Applications 	12/29/22-01/29/23
Moderator Results Sent 	02/03
Contributor Applications	02/11-03/25
Contributor Results Sent	03/25-04/02
Creation Period 	04/02-TBD
Check-In 1 	04/29
Check-In 2 	05/20
Check-In 3 	06/10
Final Check-In 	06/10
Pre-Orders 	09/01 – 10/13
Fulfillment 	February 2024
}
===Mods===
* Head/Art Mod: Atalanta
* Layout Mod: Frisby/Katie
* Social Media Mod: Ace
* Shipping Mod: Jojo
* Writing Mod: Crown
* Merch Mod: Ren
* Graphics Mod: Lizzy
* Finance Mod: Hirumberyl
==Contributors==
==Fan Response==
==References==
Category:Moon Knight
Category:2024 Zines
Category:2023 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Lunarybabe

==Fan History==
==Index of Works==
===IT===
====Fanmix====
File:I don't wanna be your friend, i wanna kiss your lips.jpg| (Reddie)
File:I just died in your arms tonight.jpg| (Reddie)
File:Maybe i just wanna be yours.jpg| (Reddie)
File:R + E cherryven0m.jpg| (Reddie); by Jinxace, used with permission
File:Stand by me.jpg| (Reddie)
File:Sweet baby.jpg| (Reddie)
File:Yung & writhing.jpg| (Reddie)
==References==
Category:Fans
Lunatic Heroes

Lunatic Heroes is a 115-page slash Blake/Avon novel by Natasha Solten. It required an age statement to purchase.
==Summary==
From Media Monitor: "In this post-BLAKE story, Blake and Avon are reunited and must deal with some pretty powerful emotions concerning their pasts and their futures. This is a love story." 
==Except from the Flyer==
==Sample Interior ==
 
 
Image:lunatic2.jpg
Image:lunatic3.jpg
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Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Lunavisions

Lunavisions is a gen Space: 1999 anthology of fiction, poetry, and art. There were four issues.
==Issue 1==
Lunavisions 1 contains 50 pages of fiction, art and poetry. It has short stories by Terry S. Bowers and Rebecca Eisenhuth.
==Issue 2==
Lunavisions 2 
==Issue 3==
Lunavisions 3 contains 60 pages. Fiction by Terry S. Bowers, Kevin Peterson, Karla Von Huben and Ellen Lindow, and Roni Demirdgian.
==Issue 4==
Lunavisions 4 was published in 1989 or before and contains 60 pages. Fiction by Terry S. Bowers, Kevin Peterson, Barbara Ferrell and Kerry Keene.
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1980s