Originally from Rhode Island, Liv DeSimone is a part-time writing tutor and a full-time nomad. Fluent in Chinese and deeply passionate about her Sicilian heritage, she explores historic architecture and folklore in her travels and writing. In addition to her creative fiction and published study guides, she documents her experiences traveling solo as an Autistic person on her blog, The Neurodivergent Nomad.
The on-going mission of Luna Station Quarterly is to display the vast and varied talents of female-identified speculative fiction writers. We believe that women have a unique and universal voice in fiction and we aim to get it heard.
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