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Arts & Culture, Essays, EssaySaturday

The Whyte House Fish

The clown triggerfish in the Whyte House bridal suite would remain gloriously alive for decades after its death as long as people watched the movie ...

by Louise Phillips | April 11, 2024April 11, 2024
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, EssaySaturday

Love by the Tracks

Love is the vestige in which the sweetness of all things lost remains. Continue Reading Love by the Tracks

by Sarah Harley | April 11, 2024April 11, 2024
Art, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, EssaySaturday

My Mother Puzzles

I sit on the edge of her bed now and she grabs my hand and tells me what songs she wants at her funeral. ...

by Phillip Mitchell | March 23, 2024March 23, 2024
Arts & Culture, Essays, EssaySaturday

Letter to Hannie Schaft

Diving into the layers of history, courage, and personal reflection, our latest essay ‘Letter to Hannie Schaft’ explores the profound impact of an overlooked hero. ...

by Barth Landor | March 17, 2024March 17, 2024
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, EssaySaturday

The Society of Oblivion

Go less than a hundred miles due west and travel sixty years into the future and you’ll see another ugly sight, a major riot blossoming ...

by John Talbird | March 16, 2024March 16, 2024
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, EssaySaturday

An American Consumer Remembers

Explore the poignant reflections of Harvey J. Lieberman in “An American Consumer Remembers,” where everyday objects become repositories of memory and emotion. ...

by Harvey Lieberman | March 6, 2024March 17, 2024
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, FridayFlash

Our Best Small Fictions Nominations 2024

It is a pleasure to announce Litro’s nominations for the annual Best Small Fictions anthology. Congratulations to this year’s nominees. Continue Reading Our ...

by Litro Magazine | January 13, 2024January 13, 2024
Arts & Culture, Essays, Poetry

An Augmented Reality Supermarket in California

Arlene converses with Ginsberg’s ghost, exploring the Metaverse’s technological dreamscape. Will it be a utopia or pixelated dystopia? Continue Reading An Augmented Reality ...

by Arlene Tribbia | January 9, 2024January 9, 2024
Art, Arts & Culture

Transforming the taboo into art: Marianne Tricot’s collages reveal the beauty of sexuality.

Unveiling the sensual through art – Marianne Tricot’s journey from scientific illustration to erotic collages. Continue Reading Transforming the taboo into art: Marianne ...

by Litro | December 25, 2023June 12, 2024
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays

Chinese Food on Christmas

I was often so full after Christmas dinner I couldn’t squeeze out a smile for our hosts as I hugged the white container boxes with ...

by B Michael Rubin | December 24, 2023December 24, 2023
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick

SHARE YOUR INPUT: HELP SHAPE LITRO’S FUTURE SERVICES

We’re on a mission to tailor our platforms to better suit the unique needs of the creative community. Share your voice in this brief survey, ...

by Litro Magazine | December 15, 2023December 15, 2023
Arts & Culture, Fiction, Travel&Lifestyle

El Ángel

Journey with Ramona to Mexico City—a tale of self-discovery and destiny set against the vibrant backdrop of the bustling city. Continue Reading El ...

by Casandra Hernández Ríos | December 15, 2023December 15, 2023
Arts & Culture, Books, Essays, Literature

Re-Reading at Christmas

“What, upon re-reading, do we find we missed before?” Thomas Stewart delves into fantasy novels, Gerald Brom, and the festive practice of re-reading your favorite ...

by Thomas Stewart | December 14, 2023December 14, 2023
Arts & Culture, Fiction, short story

The Thing You Will Learn to Call God

God as an artist, life as an artwork. A thought-provoking exploration of existence that questions the divine and embraces the cosmic absurdity. Continue ...

by Stuart Evans | December 13, 2023December 13, 2023
Arts & Culture, Fiction, short story

Angel Prodigy

Forced to dance, afraid to dream, imprisoned by her sister’s love, Sasha’s life reaches an unthinkable conclusion as she hangs up her ballet shoes for ...

by Destiny Royston | December 12, 2023December 12, 2023
Arts & Culture, Fiction, short story

Terrible Century

In the haze of darkness and grunge, explore a transformative night with heroin, Fight Club, and an abandoned house. Continue Reading Terrible Century ...

by PETE ABLE | December 11, 2023December 11, 2023
Arts & Culture, Fiction, short story

Imagine No Possessions

Laugh along to this satirical account of John Lennon visiting a commune, where values and customs are lost in the madness of celebrities. ...

by Craig Kurtz | December 8, 2023December 8, 2023
Arts & Culture, Essays

All the King’s Horses

Diane weaves an emotional journey through the grief of a widow in this poignant flash non-fiction. Loss, dreams, and solace beautifully woven. ...

by Diane Gottlieb | December 5, 2023December 7, 2023
Arts & Culture, Fiction, FridayFlash

To Live in a Name

Dive into a world where the floor turns to snow, and auroras light up the sky. Lekha’s winter dreamscape unfolds in a tale of friendship, ...

by Devaki Devay | December 1, 2023December 1, 2023
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essays, Literature, Reviews

Anguish, Agony, Babylon: On Safiya Sinclair’s How to Say Babylon

Audrey Shipp unravels Safiya Sinclair’s ‘How to Say Babylon’—a mesmerizing journey through reggae festivals, family dynamics, and the clash between Rastafari beliefs and colonial traditions. ...

by AUDREY SHIPP | November 29, 2023November 29, 2023

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