Congolese artist Ngimbi Bakambana Luve’s captivating pieces beckoned viewers to delve into his exploration of cultural identity and spirituality.
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The Surreal and Strange: Prose Poetry Competition opened for submissions in May 2022, we received over 233 submissions.
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Experimenting is part of human nature but is perhaps no more manifest than in culture – and specifically the arts.
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Letter from the Editor by Eric ...
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On friendship
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Litro’s Spring 2021 print issue now appearing online
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About Eric Akoto
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A collective of Nigerian teens afrofuturist filmmakers have created The Critics Company a collective making incredible, science fiction movies with camerawork from old, damaged mobile phones and VFX generated ...
Litro call for collaborators: immersive storytelling about rough sleepers’ and migrants experiences.
Litro are the innovative storytelling platform in print & online based at Somerset House. We are now developing ...
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Table of Contents
Summer 2019
The Editor’s Letter
Eric Akoto
Guest Editor’s Introductory Note
Ira Silverberg
Nadia Owusu “ ...
There’s a sense of release about writing this Editor’s Letter because it means the final piece of the jigsaw puzzle is now in place. It means our hard work of ...
This edition of Litro Magazine is all about freedom – something worth celebrating while we still have it, if we ever really did, and worth fighting for, to cling onto it for ...
This edition of Litro Magazine aims to bring a little brightness and laughter to dark times and winter months, with an edition of comedy.
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This issue of Litro Magazine explores Addiction – addiction and addicts and the hope or possibility of recovery.
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For this summery issue of Litro Magazine our call for submissions wasn’t limited to a particular theme – we threw wide our doors for writers’ best work on any subject ...
This issue’s theme, “The Back of the Bus”, though fairly open to interpretation – the back of the bus might be where the cool kids sit on the way to ...
Dear Readers, Each year we open up our pages to writing and cultures from different corners of the globe, and in this latest instalment of the World Series we turn ...
