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“Under Supervision” by Andy Carter
Arts & Culture, Future Archives, Interviews
Paul Majek: Losing a Home
Layered paintings, sculptural installations and personal archives: Paul Majek on displacement, memory and belonging — where physical absence converges with inner dislocation.
Arts & Culture, Future Archives, Interviews
Makiko Harris: A Needle Mends and It Pierces
A sewing needle mends and it pierces. Makiko Harris on intimacy as the most powerful force there is, objects that carry contradictory meanings, and making the private impossible to overlook.
Arts & Culture, Future Archives, Interviews
Yimin Xiang: The Plate Outlives the Paper
Art & Technology, Arts & Culture, Interviews
What Survives the Machine: Tony Raven on Knowledge, Trust and the Digital Dark Age
Tony Raven, former Chief Executive of Cambridge Enterprise, talks about tacit knowledge, the fragility of digital memory, AI and the people and institutions that carry ideas into public life.
Arts & Culture, Writing Advice, Writing Fuel
Who Do We Trust With the Story Now?
“Good In a Room” By Jeffrey-Michael Kane
A precise, unsentimental essay on neurodivergence, publishing, query letters, networking, platform-building, and the hidden cost of being expected to perform the writer as well as write the work.
Arts & Culture, Books, Interviews
Can Short Fiction Bring Readers Back?
Gaby Wood of the Booker Prize Foundation speaks to Litro about short fiction, reading habits, time, cost, distraction, libraries, bookshops and why stories can still help people feel less alone.
Art & Technology, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Interviews
What Dance Leaves Behind: Rebecca Evans on Hinterlands
The Hidden Life Beneath Constable’s Hampstead
AI & Publishing, Arts & Culture, Digital Culture, Feature, Features, Interviews, Technology
When Piracy Becomes Infrastructure
Art & Technology, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Future Archives, Interviews, Music
We Are the Archives: Adem Holness on SXSW London, Discovery and the Sound of a City
Adem Holness, Head of Music at SXSW London, speaks to Litro about live discovery, London’s many musical energies, and why festivals can still create memories that platforms and algorithms cannot.
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Interviews, Poetry
The Room Is the Archive: Ty’rone Haughton on Jawdance, Performance Poetry and the Living Archive
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Poetry
Sasha Debevec-McKenney on Joy, Imperfection and Winning the Dylan Thomas Prize
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Future Archives, Interviews
Curation as Care: Dare Turner on Indigenous Art, Memory and What Museums Owe the Future
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Interviews
When the Exhibition Becomes an Interface
Art, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Reviews, Technology
David Bowie at Lightroom: Inside the Machine of Reinvention
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Future Archives, Interviews, Publishing
Independent Publishers, Cultural Memory, and What Still Gets Seen
Arts & Culture, Books, Digital Culture, Editor's Pick, Fiction, Reviews
Small Presses, Big Nerve: Six Fiction Titles to Watch in 2026
A Litro guide to the best small-press fiction of 2026 so far, with six real titles from independent publishers including Cipher Press, Saqi, Cassava Republic, Moist and Conduit.



















