Search sent the reader. Social sent the reader. Now AI can answer without sending them anywhere. At @FIPPWorld in Madrid, Stig Ørskov called it “rented reach.” The End of Rented Reach litromagazine.com/books/the-… #Publishing #AI

A limited vinyl reissue. Two brothers. A teenage son. And thirty years between the record they remember and the lives they ended up living. “Thirtieth Anniversary Edition” by Pete Williams. litromagazine.com/fiction/th… #LitroStories #StorySunday

A shared house. A few old jokes. One conversation that changes things. This week's Flash Friday is Politics by Clayton Lister. Read the new story in Litro. litromagazine.com/flashfrida…

A tick bite. A worried mother. A woman thirty-four weeks pregnant. And a baby who has other plans. “Ticks” by Lauren Alonso Miller. litromagazine.com/fiction/ti… #LitroStories #StorySunday

A stolen bus. A probation office. A baby sensory class. Andy Carter’s “Under Supervision” is this week’s Essay Saturday. Read: litromagazine.com/arts-and-c… #LitroStories #NewWriting

A yellow pee bucket. Two open bags. A backpack through a window. And a fifteen-year-old who speaks fluent eviction. “Pee Bucket” by Áine Greaney. litromagazine.com/editors-pi… #LitroStories

Three stories. One weekend. What we carry. Before: a photograph before an earthquake. After: an empty town and a hungry cat. Through: a child beneath a storm. Read Litro’s Flash Friday winners: litromagazine.com/flashfrida… Featuring @JemiTheKey Supported by @Stormtech1977 .

A missing hitchhiker. A girl who survived a catastrophic fall. A teenager terrified of wanting the wrong thing. And one road that might finally take her somewhere else. This week’s #StorySunday, “A Pilgrimage” by Emily Ann Zisko. Read: litromagazine.com/editors-pi… #litrostories

150 words. Three backpacks. One weekend. Write what stayed with you. A journey. A place. An object. A moment of weather. Three winners. Three pieces published by Litro. Closes Sunday, 11:59pm UK litromagazine.com/uncategori… Supported by @stormtech1977 #FlashFriday #LitroStories

Our latest edition, FUTURE ARCHIVES features Yimin Xiang, Paul Majek & Makiko Harris, exploring what we inherit, preserve and choose leave behind. Discover the edition and conversations with the artists here: litromagazine.com/future-arc… Pre-order the print edition now for £20.

September starts with Litro reading again. Submissions are open and Breaking Borders II, our World Series 2027 edition, is now accepting fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art and audio. Ten years on: what divides us now? litromagazine.com/submit-you… via @LitroMagazine

One of the six places on our October Submission Sprint is free. We’d especially like it to reach a younger Black writer who might not otherwise be able to take part. litromagazine.com/funded-wri… #LitroStories #NewWriting

A Buddhist teacher. A teenage girl who thinks her ex is watching her. A Burberry bag nobody really wants. And one walk home that turns everything upside down. #StorySunday “Master & Disciple” | Niall Kaye. Read: litromagazine.com/fiction/ma… #LitroStories #NewWriting #StorySunday

No one can say when it sets off. This week’s #FlashFriday is “Time of Passage” by Jonathan Vidgop, translated by Leo Shtutin. A bus journey. A sleeping driver. An unfamiliar stop. Read now at Litro: litromagazine.com/fiction/ti… #LitroStories #FlashFiction #FictionInTranslation

Readers’ Choice 2026 is closed. Heike Rentel’s “Changing Tides” is the story readers chose — a quiet, tidal piece about work, pressure and change already underway. Read the winning story: litromagazine.com/fiction/ch… #LitroStories #FlashFiction #ShortFiction

A naked stranger asks for water. A memorial is hours away. Elizabeth Cohen’s “The Options” turns grief, guilt and privilege into a series of impossible choices. Read Story Sunday: litromagazine.com/usa/2026/0… #LitroStories

Voting for Litro Readers' Choice closes this Sunday. Discover the ten stories that explore grief, desire, memory, ecological rupture, private dread and the strange pressures of ordinary life. Choose the story that moved you the most. litromagazine.com/litro-read… #litrostories

The Litro Readers’ Choice 2026 shortlist is live. Ten stories. Now the choice belongs to our readers. Read the shortlist and choose the story that stays with you: litromagazine.com/editors-pi…

How many deaths can you absorb before leaving begins to feel like the responsible choice? “The End of the World” by Caroline Taylor, new #TuesdayTales from Litro. litromagazine.com/editors-pi… #LitroStories #NewWriting

Three girls. A gap in the fence. An unlit yard. A circle closing. Read “A Perfect Circle”, this week’s darker Flash Friday closer. litromagazine.com/usa/2026/0… #LitroStories #FlashFriday