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Katerina Grancharova is a Bulgarian artist, born in Ukraine and based in Sofia. Her work moves between portraiture and abstraction, seeking harmony between the inner and outer worlds. Through vibrant colours and emotional depth, she transforms personal experience into universal reflection. Through a style that weaves together contemporary, abstract, expressionist, and pop art sensibilities, she creates a vibrant visual language exploring themes of identity, emotion, and th

The excessively long title for this blog post says it all, but we'll say it again with a few more words. Writers and poets have voted MoonLit Getaway Literary Journal as a Hidden Gem among thousands of literary magazines with Chill Subs accounts! We are absolutely honored and immensely grateful for those who voted for us. We were listed with some exceptional journals, be sure to check them out as well.

Robin Duncan is an emerging, self-taught artist based in Edmonton, Alberta. She is passionate about creating hand-cut analog collages, watercolours, and other mixed media pieces. Her watercolour art was recently featured on merchandise for local indie and folk singer-songwriter Tina Hertz.

Congratulations to the Winner and Runners-Up of the 2025 MoonLit Getaway Short Fiction Contest.

Premee Mohamed does a rare thing with The Butcher of the Forest, she recounts a tale that harks to the roots of our fears and folklore: a lone walk into the deep, dark woods. And she does so with crystalline prose and eloquent simplicity. This story is tended to with such a microscopic perspective, that you feel the weight of the canopy, the scratch of the branches.

Congratulations to our 2025 Short Fiction Contest Finalists!

Tatiana is represented by Ian Tan Gallery in Vancouver and is an active member of the Federation of Canadian Artists. She is widely recognized for leading art demonstrations, teaching classes, and exhibiting in both national and international shows. Her paintings are held in private collections worldwide.

“Don’t resist the urge to burn down the stronghold, kill off the main love interest or otherwise foul up the lives of your characters.” — Patricia Hamill

Aida Gradina is a professional photographer whose journey began in 2009 when she attended the Vancouver Institute of Media Arts. Now based on Pender Island, British Columbia, she was born and raised in Vukovar, Croatia, and moved to Canada at the age of nine. Her fine art photography has been exhibited in galleries throughout Canada and Europe, and her work has been featured in several international publications.

Kate Canon is an Anglo-Irish writer and poet living in Scotland. She has a BA in French, German, and European Studies.