A limited vinyl reissue. Two brothers. A teenage son. And thirty years between the record they remember and the lives they ended up living.
Flash Friday
In Politics, a shared house runs on petty jokes and old habits — until one exchange turns into the ...
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A tick bite. A worried mother. A woman thirty-four weeks pregnant. And a baby who has other plans.
A probation officer returns from paternity leave to a stolen bus, a difficult appointment and the uneasy discovery that being needed at work is not the same as being needed ...
A yellow pee bucket. Two open duffel bags. A backpack tossed through a dirty window. And a fifteen-year-old who already speaks fluent eviction.
Three writers. Three 150-word stories. Read the winning entries from Litro’s Flash Friday Weekend Challenge, supported by Stormtech.
In small-town Massachusetts, Avery learns to drive while trying to understand Phyllis, a woman everybody has turned into a cautionary tale, and Lex, the girl next door who came back ...
Five pieces of flash published by Litro in 2026, selected to go forward for consideration for the Best Small Fictions 2026–27 double edition.
In a hotel lobby, one holiday ends as another begins. Guests check in, check out, look for the bar, ask for Alex — and Alex keeps smiling.
In a polluted corner of London, Gen Kelsang teaches her students to contemplate death and practise non-attachment. But after class, a frightened teenager, an expensive gift and a journey home ...
When people from the past and future begin appearing around town, the residents learn that every encounter is brief – and that knowing more is not always the same as ...
A dying grandmother, a difficult family and an abandoned cigarette force one woman to decide what she owes the living and the dead.
Once the wife of Comrade Commissaire, she now sells fish in the market — and learns that scales may outlast diamonds.
A brief, intimate flash about desire, faith, performance and regret, as a bedroom conversation turns into a reckoning with what gets hidden and what gets saved for later.
As the lake retreats and rabid dogs gather at the shore, an ageing couple hold out on an island, finishing a children’s book for the daughter they lost.
Two young women drift through Copacabana, caught between heat, danger, silence and spectacle in Louise Stern’s archive story “Rio.”
Rebecca Evans speaks to Litro about Hinterlands, a mixed-reality dance work that places the live body, digital image and audience inside the same unstable space. The conversation moves through somatic ...
Bia Oliveira speaks to Litro about Sadler’s Wells’ first Dance Digital festival, choreography made for camera, young filmmakers, AI anxiety, rights, and why dance on screen should not be treated ...