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Contents:
Letter from the Editor Eric Akoto
Black Moons by Robin Dunn
I understand by Chinweokwu Ukwueze
Todo Es De Color – Children Of Catalunya by Viviane Vives
Wild Thing, Or The Law Of Superposition by Susanna Crossman
Fallen Maidens by Regi Claire
Night Sharks 2 by Lucie Britsch
Triadic by Allyson Fairchild
Welcome! to The After Dark issue Litro#166.
Litro Magazine’s November 2017 issue is filled with stories about what goes on after darkness has fallen, when we think no one’s watching, or after-hours, when everything’s shut. Secrets and shady stuff, illicit activity, or things more magical: the store mannequins come to life, elves appear to do the poor shoemaker’s work (but not the poor writer’s, alas) .. or scarier stuff, too: the vampires and ghouls and zombies and werewolves come out to play, and to eat us all up. Support Litro, and get one of our All-Access membership for subscription to our print magazine and unlimited online access and help us to help writers.
About Eric Akoto
Eric Akoto is the visionary founder of Litro Magazine, an international platform dedicated to celebrating diverse voices and fostering storytelling across borders. Under his leadership, Litro has evolved into a vibrant hub where emerging writers and established authors come together, creating a dynamic space for literary innovation and cultural dialogue. Eric’s entrepreneurial spirit and creative foresight have made Litro a beacon for cross-cultural exchange in the literary world. Beyond his professional endeavours, Eric is a passionate advocate for personal well-being, balancing his pursuits with a commitment to meditation and his love for tennis.
