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Litro #182: Experimental – Where Art Thou Heart: Visual Language Lost on Deaf Eyes

We must recognize that painting is not all beauty and life is not always beautiful. To access this post, you must purchase Digital ...

by jeremycaniglia • 24th September 202224th September 2022

Arts & Culture, Litro #163: Alternative Facts

Writing in the Realm of Alternative Facts

These days who are we to resist the temptation to cash in on this sudden cultural foray back into the world of alternativism. After all, fiction is fact! It would ...

by clorenz • 13th June 201713th June 2017

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I Wanted to Catch a Whale

These memories keep me up at night, eat me up inside. The fireflies in my jar have flickered out the last of their light.

by alaina.isbouts • 6th December 2016

Random Ruminations

What do you carry and how are you keeping

Written in 31 pieces during her 31st year, this essay attempts to address a series of anxieties about place by collecting every ticket stub received by the author in 2015.

by LauraTansley • 6th December 20166th December 2016

Arts & Culture, Essay Saturday

Desi Girl

This is a blueprint for dating as an Indian girl in America. This will tell you everything you need to know to secure a husband who likes his rotis perfectly ...

by namratav • 6th December 201610th December 2016

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Litro #155 | Movement: The Walk

It’s Friday night. I’m twenty-two. I’m twenty-seven. I’m thirty. I’m twenty-four. It’s every Friday. I’m at home. In my dorm. In my apartment. In my grandparents’ house. Wrapped in a ...

by KaraDennison • 3rd September 20165th September 2016

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Litro #155 | Movement: We Share The Floor

All that is important is this one moment in movement. Make the moment important, vital, and worth living. Do not let it slip away unnoticed and unused. – Martha Graham

by SarahRaine • 3rd September 2016

Essay Saturday

Litro #155: Movement: Borders

The sailor’s question had re-framed reality, for one moment: to him, what we had in common: nationality, religion, age, attitude, was more important, by far, than the one difference in ...

by CatherineTemma • 3rd September 201610th September 2016

Arts & Culture

Litro #153: Open | Beauty, Truth and Gloves

What accounts for my fascination with gloves? I haven’t found the answer, but I was glad to learn recently that I’m not alone.

by mterrone • 7th June 201621st June 2016

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