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an immigrant’s daughter unlocks the mystery of her father Zbyszek’s recurring nightmares by listening to his war stories and traveling with him to the once Polish city of Lwów (today’s Lviv, Ukraine) to face his past. The post New World Street | Litro Lab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

"Love in the year 2030" where a lonely guy, Steven, orders a humanoid companion. The post Love in the Year 2030 | Litro Lab| Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Ken Krekeler reads "Formula" in which variables can only take so much manipulation before all solutions become null. The post Formula| Litro Lab| Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

The Missing Step, #FridayFlash a short noir story in the style of Alan Moore The post The Missing Step appeared first on Litro Magazine .

This week on Litro Lab is Jan Andre Kallestad's "The Mirrors". Normally Karin sleeps soundly. On this night though it's not a good night's sleep. The post The Mirrors| Litro Lab| Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Jarred McGinnis , an American living in London, is the co-founder of the literary variety night, The Special Relationship . His fiction has been read, aloud and everything, on BBC Radio 4. He has also appeared in a number of very nice places like PANK and Atticus Review . He is wickedtomocktheafflicted.com . Hannah Bagshaw is an illustrator based in London. The post Home But Not by Jarred McGinnis...

This week on Litro Lab, Joel Patterson reads “Fear and Loathing in Heaven” where we witness a group of men at their orientation in Heaven. You can listen to the podcast on the player below, or subscribe to “Litro Lab” on Spotify or iTunes . Fear and Loathing in Heaven Podcast To subscribe to our membership packs, which includes all print issues delivered to your door, full online access to all sho...

After the death of her son, a woman plunges into despair but is unable to cry. However, this changes after a meeting with a mysterious man. The post Tears by Grace Andreacchi appeared first on Litro Magazine .

This week on Litro Lab, Judy Ossello reads “Goodbye Love” in which Eileen meets her ex-boyfriend at a bar in Indiana after going to her grandma’s wake. You can listen to the podcast here on Spotify or iTunes . To subscribe to our membership packs, which includes all print issues delivered to your door, full online access to all short fiction, old issues and archives:  click here . The post Goodbye...

A small-time neighbourhood hoodlum shows some compassion for one of her victims. The post Tuesday Afternoon appeared first on Litro Magazine .

You can listen to the podcast on the player above, or subscribe to “Litro Lab” on Spotify or iTunes . The post Short Story: They Went to the Sea appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Luke de Castro reveals the sinister side of baking... The post My Batter is Thick appeared first on Litro Magazine .

9 A man returns to a tragic moment in his past, desperately trying to change what happened. Kevlin Henney writes words and code. He is a software development consultant and writer with three books and hundreds of technical articles to his name. One of his short stories was selected and published as a runner-up in the  New Scientist ‘s 2010 Flash Fiction Competition. The post Remembrance of Things...

While searching for a fitting christmas gift for a young girl, a woman is reminded of her experiences growing up in the southern states of America. The post Bearing Witness by Elizabeth Warren appeared first on Litro Magazine .

Becca", a short piece of fiction revolving around a sales pitch for an unusual new type of life jacket. The post Becca| Litro Lab| Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

The protagonist leaves a message to himself in an alternative reality, offering advice and a warning. The post Letter to Self by Liam Hogan appeared first on Litro Magazine .

In the year 2035, medical experiments on monkeys have evolved to serve a sinister purpose. Laura Nelson  has a doctorate in neuroscience, used to be a science journalist and is about to start helping to run a medical ethics charity. Her short fiction stories have been published in the anthology Decongested Tales and the science magazine Nature, and she had two stories in Litro magazine in 2009, on...

A major in a military regime in Sierra Leone faces a moral dilemma when the daughter of his beloved teacher commits treason. Read by Terence Anderson: Feyisayo Anjorin was born in Akure, Nigeria in 1983. He studied at Damelin College, Bramley, Johannesburg; The University of Ibadan, Nigeria; and the South African School of Motion Picture Medium and Live Performance, Auckland Park, Johannesburg. He...

A disturbing tale of one man's obsession with an unusual snack... The post Finger Food appeared first on Litro Magazine .

This week on Litro Lab, Ashby McGowan reads 'Muraho" where a picture is painted of a survivor's life. The post Muraho| Litro Lab| Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

This week's Litro Lab podcast is "The Defender is Guilded" where a nine year old and her dad play out a court case in a car The post The Defender is Guilded| Litro Lab| Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

A bowl of guacamole takes centre stage in this tale of everyday frustration and social awkwardness. Set in mist of a happening summer house party, a woman waits by her homemade condiment in hot anticipation, but what will people think of her culinary efforts - and how will she react? The post Guacamole appeared first on Litro Magazine .

This week on Litro Lab, Jan Kallestad reads “Railroad” , a supernatural story about an encounter with an inter dimensional entity from a parallel universe, existing in a dimension beyond our own. You can listen to the podcast on the player below, or subscribe to “Litro Lab” on Spotify or iTunes . Railroad Podcast To subscribe to our membership packs, which includes all print issues delivered to yo...

Viviana Seguí reads "Beguiled" in which a girl reflects the development of her romantic relationship with another girl. The post Beguiled| Litro Lab| Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .

She had long legs for a Japanese, at least for what I imagined Japanese women were like, and that’s why it took longer to dispose of her. The post Waiting For Dark | LitroLab Podcast appeared first on Litro Magazine .