At New York’s Strand Book Store, Kat Pongrace talks to Litro USA about booksellers, reader trust, small presses and what gets lost when discovery is handed over to platforms.
Brett Renfer of The Metropolitan Museum of Art talks to Litro USA about VR, audience engagement, Oceania, and why museums now need to preserve not only objects, but the decisions ...
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This season’s must-reads feature a diverse mix of novels and memoirs that delve into everything from complex human connections and societal shifts to behind-the-scenes glimpses from legendary figures in music ...
Victorian Psycho plunges you into the eerie depths of a crumbling mansion where nothing is as it seems, and the line between sanity and madness blurs. Virginia Feito masterfully weaves ...
These books, once banned or challenged for their bold themes, remind us of the power of literature to inspire thought, challenge norms, and spark important conversations platforms like ...
As the 2024 U.S. elections approach, the issue of book banning has evolved from a cultural flashpoint into a battleground for democracy. With censorship at an all-time high, particularly ...
Nature is in crisis, and the crisis is anything but natural.
From the first stone tools to the industrial revolution to now the digital revolution, technology has changed everything and come to dominate our lives. In my travels last year, in ...
Starting this Tuesday, Litro will be inviting each month a special guest to curate a selection of translated works – we will shine the Litro light on the translator and ...
Rachel Rossin is a multi-media and installation artist based in New York City
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 ...
Featuring: Steph Cha, Grazyna Plebanek, Michael Cohen, Brad Ellis, Kevin Baker, Lucy Kellet, GC Perry, Patricia Morris & more.
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This month in Litro #148 we explore the notion of what Going Home – means to us. Is it a familiar physical space? A refuge? A feeling? A state ...
Welcome to Litro #147 – the Space issue. In this issue we explore the world’s ever-evolving urban social landscape. We’ve got art, stories, essays, cartoons, interviews – all examining the ...
A personal tribute to Nelson Mandela and his legacy.