luna rey hall

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i write queer and spooky stuff 🍉 NO MATTER THE DIAGNOSIS out now minneapolis lunareyhall.com #whereisBellaRiley

a picture of Luna Rey Hall holding a copy of space neon neon space
Promotional image for the official re-release of the book "Space Neon" by Luna Rey Hall. The background is a cosmic scene with stars and a nebula-like appearance in shades of purple and pink. The prominent text at the top reads "OFFICIAL RE RELEASE" in large, glowing pink font. Below, the book cover is displayed showing the title "SPACE NEON" in bold white letters on a purple and black marbled background. A description beside the book cover reads: "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." The bottom of the image contains the text "get it now at" followed by a blackened-out area with the visible text "KITHBOOKS.COM"
text that says “a boundless beautiful paradox capable of occupying any and every shape” over a black and white photo of a planet
a screenshot of an article from Voyage Minnesota that says Local Stories, Check Out Luna Rey Hall’s story and has a picture of them in black/white
an image of the perfect utopia with the words fuck AI over the top
an image of the cover of space neon neon space with the text “out may 16th 2025” and the logo of Kith Books in the bottom corner
a fake letterboxd graphic that shows a picture of Luna Rey hall with the text “Luna Rey hall’s letterboxd national poetry month edition” then the text favorites on the next row with four images of books and on the next row the text recent activity with four images of books
RocKPAPERPOEM i feel bad for [the body] by Luna Rey Hall all the razor burn / muscle fatigue / benign mole & skin tags / all the urinal nightmares / & limp ache / the violence / exit wounds / all the protein / ablation / tender-free / & solitude skin / the days after days
a photo of Eve Harms drinking before reading
a picture of M M Olivas reading
A flyer that has tape on the edges to hold it up with the text “space neon neon space version 2.0 press release introducing the new and improved space neon neon space hey all — i’m thrilled to announce the arrival of space neon neon space version 2.0 (now with more neon and even more space). after months of rigorous innovation, i’ve reimagined the book you know and love into something far beyond your wildest expectations! here’s what’s new: brand new cover design!, updated poems!, new poems!, more gay! i’m confident this version will transform your space neon experience like never before. and if you don’t trust me, check out what these poetry superstars had to say: The space between these pages is bright and dripping with neon. luna rey hall’s collection space neon neon space is a love letter to a breaking body. 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! luna rey hall’s poems are complex refusals: of expectation; of gender performance; of binary ways of thinking, knowing, and being. At the same time, they are rife with seemingly binary contradiction. In this collection, hall wrestles with the self that both is and is not the body, working through the reality of queer pain while actively demanding narratives that detail its opposite. 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”
Photograph of a nebula colourized in fuchsia and lavender against a dark purple sky. The title is split with one "SPACE NEON" in the top third in a futuristic white all caps and the other rotated to the same position on the bottom, this time upside down. In the centre of the cover is "luna rey hall"
A poster that says Friday March 28th 2025 , Trans Horror, a list of readers, and Creature Comfort Brewing 1124 San Julian St, Los Angeles, California. There is a skull with the trans colors in the middle.
an image of an empty town with the text “the bizarre disappearance of Bella Riley” and “late 2025 / early 2026”