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Letter to Self by Liam Hogan

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The protagonist leaves a message to himself in an alternative reality, offering advice and a warning.

Liam Hogan

Liam Hogan writes when he isn’t doing anything else. This happens with remarkable regularity, and at least one story has emerged every month for the last three years. Liars’ League has been the main beneficiary, but there’s plenty to go round. Just ask.

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Founded in 2005, Litro is an international literary and cultural platform publishing fiction, essays, interviews, criticism and new voices across the UK, US and global literary communities. Litro connects emerging and established writers with readers, publishers, cultural institutions and creative partners through its magazine, digital editions, masterclasses, podcasts and live projects. Its work spans literature, arts, culture, publishing, archives and creative rights, with a focus on discovering new writing and keeping serious cultural work visible in a changing media landscape.

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