Allow me to break your heart with this non fiction I wrote. Let us remember our griefs and talk about them, because they're part of us. Let's not pretend to forget. litro.co.uk/essaysaturday/…

As we gear up for Banned Books Week, let's celebrate the freedom to read and the power of storytelling! Here are 8 Banned Books to Cozy Up With This Autumn: bit.ly/3XoUauW #BannedBooksWeek #FreedomToRead ARRAY Litro Magazine

Joined onto the past like a man’s arm to his shoulder litromagazine.com/every-saturday… by Writers on Boxing #Essaysaturday via Litro Magazine

In this week's #TuesdayTale A photographer moves through a foreign city, encountering eerie and unsettling moments, culminating in an interaction with a dying. Kissing your Hand by Tomasz Laczny litromagazine.com/uncategorised/…

"Why did you kill me?" Ali Ramtahn Hussein's Dear Sniper, translated by Essam M. Al-Jassim, gives voice to the silent victim of war. Read the full piece on Litro today #FlashFriday bit.ly/3OausG5 via Litro Magazine

For Linda by Brian Druckenmiller "I thought you’d love this. This is supposed to be beautiful. Like you." This week’s #StorySunday explores love, loss, and the lengths we go to for the ones we care about. bit.ly/3YTdam3 via Litro Magazine

What would you do with six U.S. dollars? For two boys in Malawi, it felt like a fortune—but their find led to consequences neither imagined. #Mondaymorning read is U-S-A Dollars! bit.ly/40M7RY5 by J.G. Jesman via Litro Magazine

Happy 30th to Arts Council England ! Your support has enabled us at Litro Magazine to bring celebrated writers from around the world to London and to champion creativity and innovation in the literary arts. Here's to many more years of partnership and impact! #NationalLottery30

This Time Will Be Different?' bit.ly/4i0Rugf unravels a narrative of resilience, introspection, and the complex dance between identity and change | Mubanga Kalimamukwento via Litro Magazine

#StorySunday Searching for the Real, Realer, Realest, Fake Miami bit.ly/3Z5ApZV by Flávia Monteiro A reflective piece that captures the tension of belonging and detachment, an intimate glimpse into life behind the glamorous façade of an iconic destination. #Miami

What does it mean to reclaim yourself after devastation? Read this week's #Tuesdaytales deeply moving The Unfading Inscriptions bit.ly/49a6rIR by Anagha Unni via Litro Magazine

A slip-road, a choice, a missed opportunity. Hints of Frost, a reflective piece capturing the quiet weight of decisions we make—and the roads we don’t take. The Slip-Road Not Taken #FlashFriday choice at LitroUK bit.ly/3BAJP83 by Bronia Flett via Litro Magazine

✍️Submissions Are Open! Litro invites you to explore New Frontiers. We're seeking stories & perspectives that challenge boundaries & inspire change. Submission window closes 31 Jan bit.ly/4aeezZJ #Storytelling #amwriting #writersoftwitter #CallForSubmissions #LitMag

Ever felt like you had nothing to wear? This week's #Tuesdaytale uncovers the layers of identity and self-deception behind our wardrobes. I have nothing to Wea by #TinaBencik bit.ly/3PZNCzA | via Litro Magazine image courtesy McGill Libraries

Esther's Gift by A story of memory, family, and resilience. bit.ly/3WMl2oV #Tuesdaytales By Jessica White via Litro Magazine

We’re soft-launching The Sphere Initiative — a new platform to protect and license creative work in real-time. Built for writers, agents & publishers navigating the future of IP. Explore the vision: bit.ly/3DQg9VQ #creativetech #creativecoding #Innovation #Technews

A hypnic jerk. A chant. A breakdown. This week’s #FlashFriday Litro Magazine is Bumba Meu Boi—a surreal spiral into sound, rhythm, & release. By Martha Witt. Read: bit.ly/42bkWcp Photo by Susan Wilkinson — connect: bit.ly/3XGeQPZ #LitroStories #IndieLit

“You… you bastards!” he roared. She couldn’t believe her eyes. The homeless man had returned—towering in the doorway. From The Second Chance Convenience Store by Kim Ho-Yeon. Read on Litro Magazine: bit.ly/4ju7BDz #TranslatedFiction #KoreanLit