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“You must remember what you believed to be right when everything was good.” Viktor E Frankl, Holocaust survivor and author ...
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How to Tell a True Travel Story
There was a very childish man who spent a summer with a woman, fell in love, and said goodbye when she left to teach English ... -
Art, Arts & Culture, Print Issues, Technology and Arts Issue
Five-Hundred Year Anniversary: Leonardo da Vinci at the Louvre
It seems fitting that the current Louvre exhibition has surrounded the Renaissance man who saw himself as a scientist with all the latest in new ... -
Arts & Culture, Interviews, Print Issues, Technology and Arts Issue
Interview with Virtual Reality artist, Rachel Rossin
Rachel Rossin is a multi-media and installation artist based in New York City
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Arts & Culture, Interviews, Print Issues, Technology and Arts Issue
Interview with multidisciplinary artist Nwando Ebizie
At the heart of the piece is Ebizie’s experience of a rare neurological condition that was barely recognised until 2014.
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Know Thy (Digital) Self
Since there’s no pastime like screen time, I decided to dive into my deep well of internet sedation to understand where the hours go.
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Losing Getting Lost
Nothing is more infuriating to me when I ask for directions from point A to point B then to be instructed, “Head east.”
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Your Screen, a Warped Mirror
Forty-something emails are still marked unread because the dopamine hit comes from clicking them open, not replying.
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Analogous
My soft core, rose, again as a sweep of emotions turned and tumbled across—the faults, the cliffs, the shifts—parenthood’s ostensible end.
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Rumpus Hotel
Text message strings are a lot like hotel rooms. They’re temporary, relatively easy to clean out, and progressively get more exasperating, smarmy, and damp the ... -
Interview with Author Kate Pullinger: Writing and the Digital Age
I think we need to hold a space for literature in the context of emerging forms of tech that rely on storytelling; the rise of ... -
Sleeping with Strangers
Though I was unaware of her passing, I awoke at that exact moment to the sound of restless wind rustling through my bedroom.
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Neo-slavery in Italy? The Controversial Status of Africa’s Migrants in the Boot
Italy’s race relations between white Italians and its African migrants and black Italians, while not stellar may not be as dire as race relations in ... -
The Email that I Just Sent my Psychiatrist was a Tour de Force of Sanity and Grace: On Reading from the Sent Folder
Dear Dr. Hanover, my Psychiatrist,
I wrote you an email just now that was most certainly a testament—proof! -
Why? at Polonsky Shakespeare Center
Why?’ starts as an informal introduction to the theatre, with the actors claiming God created theatre on the seventh day.
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Stories in Ink: Litro Celebrates National Tattoo Day
If you’re looking to get inked this year, these are the artists to check out!
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No Big Thing: My Time as a Volunteer on Lesvos
Rough seas, as I say. Imagining the refugees today. Would they dare, would they know, would the smugglers stay silent about the high waves?
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Four Dope Queens
Through the platform of ANOKO, Obialo has promoted a plethora of African women in New York City. We, at Litro, want to help these women ... -
Santa Fe Blooms
Candace and I stomp our feet to the rhythm of Alice Merton’s song. We smile, throwing our heads back at the performing drag queen on ... -
Austin
I thought the man was sleeping until I saw his dead stare. The top of his head was gone, leaving a hole ringed by wisps ...