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Editor's Pick, Fiction, Tuesday Tales
Running Reds
A life annotated into being — desire, shame, and the road that refuses to stand still.
Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday
The Prayer
A city night, a moving car, and a voice trying to make sense of what can’t be fixed. In “The Prayer,” MB Munroe writes grief as ritual — the kind ...
Art, Editor's Pick, Masterclasses, Writing Advice, Writing Fuel
A 10-Minute Ekphrasis Reset: Write from Art, Get Unstuck
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Editor's Pick, Fiction, Tuesday Tales
Tuesday Tales: 10 February, 2026
February runs on spectacle — but most of life happens in smaller rooms and smaller gestures. This week’s Tuesday Tales follows what gets carried, what gets remembered, and what gets ...
Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday
Story Sunday – February 8, 2026
Four standout reads: Month of the Lilies, I’m Not Here, The Kingdom, and Guns, Ink and Smiles.
Story Sunday
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Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday
The Kingdom
A satirical dispatch from a world where faith is a product and obedience is enforced with a smile.
Editor's Pick, Flash Friday, Interviews
Litro Flash Sessions: Pablo Baler on “Pearl Hunter”
Pablo Baler on the visual echo that sparked “Pearl Hunter,” how dream-logic becomes structure, and why the story closes like a joke- with craft takeaways for flash writers.
Tears for a Tree
There was an old oak tree several blocks from our house that stood like a grand dame with a thick trunk that narrowed slightly in the middle and, at about ...
Pretty China
A domestic surface gleams until it starts to feel like a trap.
How to Get the Picture
A mother wants one simple thing on her birthday: a photo with her daughter. The daughter hears the entire family history inside the request — and walks, reluctantly, toward the ...
The Low Ebb
William, a Jonah, an orphan, friendless, homeless, poor, trying to survive in a fishing village turned tourist town. Bleak, honest, real.
The most interesting gaming books for players
One of the best things about reading is that there is a publication about almost anything. Fiction lovers are filled with options, politics buffs have loads of books to ...
Harvest
As the fields are stripped bare, a family faces what’s left after the season ends. “Harvest” folds weather, work and memory together in a quiet reckoning with rural life, inheritance ...
Broke in Bari
Stranded on the Adriatic with more dreams than money, a traveller in Bari learns what you can and can’t barter when everything runs out. A story of hunger, small hustles ...
A Debt Measured in Time: Remembering Tom Stoppard.
I met Tom Stoppard once, in the quiet stacks of the London Library. He didn’t give me advice or aphorisms — he gave me something rarer: his time.
A selection of video games with engaging storylines
Thankfully, for passionate bookworms, there are excellent video games that offer detailed plots filled with twists and turns.
This week at Litro we’re publishing four stories about the moment the world tilts—softly, then all at once.
The Trees
Two lovers stand among the trees as the mind tilts. Love, longing, and the small unspokens that undo us.
Dopey’s Mother: The Interview
An interviewer hikes into the Black Forest to meet Dopey’s mother. Which witch? Which story? The answers arrive in deadpan whispers—and an axe that glints at dusk.
Culture in transit, games as spaces ofmigration and identity
Somewhere in these digital worlds, cultural adaptation, small negotiations, and new hybrids are always in motion, and probably at a speed that wasn’t possible before.