Litro #183: Place, Print Issues

Litro #183: Place – I was an Osaka neighbourhood

I was the boy in the morning, losing his parasol. I was the parasol, caught by a breeze. Continue Reading Litro #183: Place – I was an ...

by Dan Spencer • March 17, 2023March 20, 2023

Litro #183: Place, Print Issues

Litro #183: Place – My Polar Summer, an Essay by Agatha Lin

Can you keep a secret, Ms. Sharma? If you can’t, just rip up this essay right now. Still reading? Continue Reading Litro #183: Place – My Polar ...

by Harold Taw • March 17, 2023March 20, 2023

Litro #183: Place, Print Issues

Litro #183: Place – A Person of Two Places

For me, writing has been a process of migrating, reluctantly, from one place to another, from a place at my desk to a place in my mind.  Continue ...

by annbrashares • March 17, 2023March 20, 2023

Litro #183: Place, Print Issues

Litro #183: Place – Free Range

Each of those first few days startled me awake. I’d lay discombobulated, feeling the yolk in my belly stir and the toddler next to me turn, and remember that I ...

by Bunny McFadden • March 16, 2023March 20, 2023

Litro #183: Place, Print Issues

Litro #183: Place Edition – Notes from a reader: M. M. De Voe, Pen Parentis

The word is parenting—and as an intransitive verb, it was first coined in 1959. Until the 1960s, you might be the parent of someone, but you did not “parent” them.  ...

by Litro Magazine • March 16, 2023March 20, 2023

Editor's Pick, Letters from the Editor, Nature Issue

EDITOR’S LETTER: NATURE ISSUE

Nature is in crisis, and the crisis is anything but natural. Continue Reading EDITOR’S LETTER: NATURE ISSUE

by Eric Akoto • October 11, 2021October 11, 2021

Editor's Pick, Friendship Issue, Letters from the Editor

EDITOR’S LETTER: FRIENDSHIP ISSUE

On friendship Continue Reading EDITOR’S LETTER: FRIENDSHIP ISSUE

by Eric Akoto • July 7, 2021July 7, 2021

Editor's Pick, Loneliness Issue, Poetry, Print Issues, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

THREE POEMS FROM ONLY YESTERDAY

Three poems from Mutsuo Takahaski Continue Reading THREE POEMS FROM ONLY YESTERDAY

by mutsuotakahashi • June 21, 2021June 21, 2021

Poetry, Print Issues, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

TWO POEMS

Two poems from Japanese poet Akehiro Shirai Continue Reading TWO POEMS

by akehiroshirai • June 16, 2021June 16, 2021

Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, Print Issues, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

AINU OTHELLO: THE STORY OF A PLAY

Alison Watts discusses a Japanese adaptation of Othello. Continue Reading AINU OTHELLO: THE STORY OF A PLAY

by alisonwatts • June 15, 2021June 15, 2021

Editor's Pick, Fiction, Print Issues, short story, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

PROUD

A young woman comes to terms with what gets passed down. Continue Reading PROUD

by wenyuju • June 14, 2021June 14, 2021

Poetry, Print Issues, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

SIX POEMS

Six poems by poet Tian Yuan. Continue Reading SIX POEMS

by tianyuan • June 9, 2021June 9, 2021

Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Interviews, Print Issues, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

INTERVIEW WITH MARI KATAYAMA

Japanese artist Mari Katayama interviewed. Continue Reading INTERVIEW WITH MARI KATAYAMA

by naokomabon • June 8, 2021June 8, 2021

Editor's Pick, Essays, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

A HIGH-TECH ANCIENT STILLNESS

Looking at art and nature with Pico Iyer Continue Reading A HIGH-TECH ANCIENT STILLNESS

by picoiyer • June 7, 2021June 7, 2021

Editor, Editor's Pick, Letters from the Editor, Print Issues, Spring 2021: Japan Issue

EDITORS’ LETTERS: SPRING 2021 JAPAN ISSUE

Litro’s Spring 2021 print issue now appearing online Continue Reading EDITORS’ LETTERS: SPRING 2021 JAPAN ISSUE

by Eric Akoto • June 7, 2021June 7, 2021

Digital Subscriptions, Fiction, Litro #110: Street Fiction

Wolf Eyes

by Peng Shepherd • January 6, 2021January 11, 2022

Print Issues, Technology and Arts Issue, Uncategorised

A Lack of Understanding: Storytelling for Robots

So whenever I drive past King’s and see a group of Chinese tourists, I know I have to be on the lookout. Could a driverless car do that?” ...

by Henry Shevlin • December 25, 2019December 25, 2019

Fiction, Print Issues, Technology and Arts Issue, Uncategorised

The Representation of Augmented Reality in Fiction 

Science fiction reflects our world, extrapolating our hopes and fears in a distant setting. Continue Reading The Representation of Augmented Reality in Fiction 

by Olivia Belton • December 25, 2019April 2, 2020

Print Issues, Technology and Arts Issue, Uncategorised

Art and Algorithms: The Work of Manfred Mohr by Charlotte Kent

…there is another side to algorithms epitomized in the art works of Manfred Mohr. Continue Reading Art and Algorithms: The Work of Manfred Mohr by Charlotte Kent

by Charlotte Kent • December 25, 2019December 25, 2019

Art, Arts & Culture, Print Issues, Technology and Arts Issue

Five-Hundred Year Anniversary: Leonardo da Vinci at the Louvre

It seems fitting that the current Louvre exhibition has surrounded the Renaissance man who saw himself as a scientist with all the latest in new technologies to commemorate the 500-year ...

by Erik Martiny • December 23, 2019April 2, 2020