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Litro #96: Gangs
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Watu by Sara Maitland
In a nameless jungle near the beating heart of darkness, a tribe follows its ancient ways, just as it has since time immemorial. The Rituals of the Skin, of Welcome, ...
Sunday by Yorgias Trillidis
Who says London has a monopoly on mindless violence? A kebab-shop brawl in a small University town has tragic and ironic consequences in Yorgos Trillidis’s cautionary tale. Saturday night’s all ...
Narky Jack by Michael Spring
This scurvy crew aren’t your average pirates: they stand in line at the dry-cleaners for a start. But when they come ashore in a small coastal town and start leading ...
Colombina by Paul Verlaine
Pierrot who on cricket’s legs legs it through thickets— one leap— Cassander (old hoodie), Leander the goody- shoes creep, and Harlequin (Domin- o’s eyes have an omin- ous look: the ...
Cross Over the River, Rest Under the Trees by Tessa North
Derrick is guilty, all right, guilty as hell – and that’s why they locked him up for murder. But Derrick’s love for the mother of his child won’t let him ...
Out of Darkness by Cherry Potts
Out of darkness, a flash and then the retort. The twenty-foot high images behind me loom incoherently – I can’t hear them, what they saying? My ears ring with the ...
Red by David Mildon
Most people belong to many tribes: a work tribe, a friendship tribe, a political or religious tribe. But some of the biggest and most powerful tribes form around football – ...
Mister Biggies Swims and Eats with the Fishes by Alan McCormick
Why wasn’t the hand in the cloud enough to stop the car from diving into the canal? Perhaps it just wasn’t seen; people are in such a rush these days. ...