Litro Lab Audio

Episode 4 of Litro Lab Audio: The Recovery Position by Stuart Snelson, read by Charles Armstrong. A sharp, unsettling story about collapse, care, and the fragile line between control and helplessness. Read the original story: https://www.litromagazine.com/fiction/the-recovery-position/ Produced by Eric Akoto for Litro Lab Audio. Recorded at RNIB Talking Book Studios by arrangement.

A sharp, intimate story about identity and presentation — and the line between safety and self-erasure. Narrated by Harriet Dunlop. Produced by Eric Akoto. The post EP01 — A Good Mask — Nadia Owusu — Read by Harriet Dunlop appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Early by Lucie Whitehouse: a tense, intimate portrait of a woman caught between appearance and survival. Read by Harriet Dunlop for Litro Lab Audio, recorded with RNIB Talking Book Studios.

A sharp, intimate story about identity and presentation and the line between safety and self-erasure. Narrated by Harriet Dunlop. Produced by Eric Akoto. The post EP02- Birds in a Glass Cage – Caleb Azumah Nelson (read by Harriet Dunlop) appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Pablo Baler discusses the visual echo, dream-logic, and formal strangeness behind “Pearl Hunter.” The post Flash of Inspiration: Pablo Baler on “Pearl Hunter” appeared first on Litro Magazine .

A sharp, intimate story about identity and presentation and the line between safety and self-erasure. Narrated by Harriet Dunlop. Produced by Eric Akoto. The post Litro Lab Audio: The Last Time-Traveller – George Cox (read by Charles Armstrong) appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Our latest podcast is experimental in structure and deeply emotive in its narration and themes – we present “I Go to Prepare a Place for You”, written and performed by Terena Elizabeth Bell. The post I Go to Prepare a Place for You | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

“When the cybernauts arrived from Vud the night before Christmas, it was on a carrier wave of immense power…” Today’s #Podcast is “Deconstructing Datasets” by Keith “Doc” Raymond. The post Deconstructing Datasets | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Our latest podcast is a stunning audio poem in celebration of the power of music – “More than Music”, written and performed by Leanne Moden. The post More than Music | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

“He was taught that boys are just habits and that habits are meant to be broken.” Today’s Podcast is a trio of flash pieces – “My Son Was Taught”, “The Orchid of the House” and “We Haven’t Eaten” – by Christopher Bowen. The post “My Son Was Taught”, “The Orchid of the House” & “We Haven’t Eaten” | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

“Numbers have always been a game for us girls.” Today’s Podcast is the hybrid, poetic and musical “The Astrology of Numbers”, by Alejandra Cabezas. The post The Astrology of Numbers | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

“This time they had arrived with stealth, catching him mid-pour.” Today's Podcast is “The Slows” by Larry Burns. The post The Slows | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

“The song of the cicadas reverberates through the space between my temples...” Our latest #Podcast is “Hive Mind” by Jennifer Weigel. The post Hive Mind | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

A reflection on childhood, family, and the ties that lead us to commit heartbreaking acts... Our latest #Podcast is “The Boat Ride” by Jane Downs. The post Litro Lab Podcast: The Boat Ride appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Just in time for the week of International Women’s Day, our latest Podcast is the funny and life-affirming “Midwest Wimmin’s Festival 1987”, beautifully read by Sage Tyrtle. The post Midwest Wimmin’s Festival 1987 appeared first on Litro Magazine .

“A hush would fall like a curtain mid-act before Annie walked out.” Our latest Podcast is “Life in the Dressing Room of the Theatre” by Elinora Westfall. The post Life in the Dressing Room of the Theatre appeared first on Litro Magazine .

“'Will you marry me?' The woman asked." Our latest #Podcast is the tense and dramatic “Do You Take This Woman?" by Z.G. Watkins. The post Do You Take This Woman? appeared first on Litro Magazine .

"We are just so, him and I, mother and son. There is no love like this." Our latest #Podcast is “Three Fleeting Kisses” by Lana Citron. The post Three Fleeting Kisses appeared first on Litro Magazine .

"We lay on the grass for over an hour, listening to a bygone era." In our latest Podcast, Helen Heikkilä explores what we lose to the past and our efforts not to face that loss, in this dreamy and inventive flash fiction. The post Hugo’s Octopus appeared first on Litro Magazine .

How have your landscapes and relationships with neighbours changed over the past two years? Terena Elizabeth Bell reflects on Covid-19, loss, disconnection and reconnection, in this thoughtful and sharply observed short story. The post 23,195 New Yorkers and Counting | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Do you need words to be able to tell a good story? While you might think so, the truth could actually be very different. Find out more here. You might think that you need an epic block of prose and countless words to be able to tell a good story. Even if you want to focus on a medium like film, we can still recount memorable pieces of dialogue that have stuck with us. The post Can You Craft a Stor...

Can you feel more at home in a foreign country that you own? Caitlin Stobie explores identity, crossed roots, non-places and Covid-19 in this touching non-fiction piece.

Celebration is not futile, it’s a way to practice resilience. In this piece, Robert Garnham reminds us that even when we can’t travel, we still have memories to live through. If you could travel anywhere right now to have a good time and celebrate life, where would you go? What is that place that inspires joy?

Can face masks become liberating? In this piece, Kathryn Tann shares with us a surprising silver lining from this pandemic.

This piece takes us back to a hopeful past that managed to break some damaging cycles. The post THE 1970S | LITRO LAB PODCAST appeared first on Litro Magazine .