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Wednesday 09 September 2009

Litro

Litro is "a free monthly literary magazine that publishes new, original short fiction that excites us and offers a creative alternative to disposable free papers. Previous contributors include Irvine Welsh, Yiyun Li, Glyn Maxwell, Benjamin Zephaniah and Andrew Crumey. Litro is published by Ocean Media and 100000 copies are distributed monthly around London and the UK, including in underground stations, libraries, galleries, bars and cafes, as well as online."


As you would expect, they also have a blog, mostly written by the novelist Ali Shaw, which is just beginning to take shape.

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