Gunnar Sandström

Sci-fi novelist. Harmony Station — a 7-book series.

Hörnefors, Sweden.

Gunnar grew up at a geomagnetic research station on Lovön outside Stockholm, where the autumn walk to the school bus sometimes meant skirting moose drunk on fermented apples. He now writes from Hörnefors in northern Sweden, where the winters are longer and the moose more sober.

Gunnar at his desk in front of the 7-book series planning wall.

Book 1 · Out now

Exile to Harmony Station

Hannah Mason hasn't seen her mother in eight years — not since the woman left Vancouver to run a diplomatic space station 327,000 km from the daughter she abandoned. Now sixteen, exiled from Earth with reform school as her only alternative, Hannah is finally going to meet her.

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Book 2 · Coming early September 2026

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Hannah Mason is seventeen, and the Moon doesn't care. Book 2 sends Hannah to Luna's lava-tube cities — zero status, the wrong gravity, and something dying in the walls that are supposed to breathe.

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The Long Way

A short story from the Harmony Station universe. Elias is six. There's a new girl on the deck.

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Book 1 — first three chapters

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The shape of the place

A reader asked for a map of Harmony Station. Here it is — the hub, the three rings, the spokes, and the gravity, drawn to scale, plus five places worth knowing.

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The Push

Saga films the things nobody else looks at. She came to Skadi Gate, the last stop before the Belt, to point a camera at the push — the rail that throws ships out into the dark, silent, in a single breath. She got too close. Her own ship left without her. The one that pulled her out of the dark is captained by a woman who plays poker in a world that plays chess — and the track only runs one way. A standalone short story from the Harmony Station universe.

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