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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.
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A small-time neighbourhood hoodlum shows some compassion for one of her victims.
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Luke de Castro reveals the sinister side of baking...
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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.
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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.
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Becca", a short piece of fiction revolving around a sales pitch for an unusual new type of life jacket.
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The protagonist leaves a message to himself in an alternative reality, offering advice and a warning.
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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, one of which (‘Majuto’) was listed as a favourite on the website for a year.
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A major in a military regime in Sierra Leone faces a moral dilemma
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 is an actor, whose credits include Jacob’s Cross (2010), Jozi Kings (2010) and Crooked RD (2010). He
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