October 2026 Litterateur Redefining World

Founded in August 2020 amid the global pandemic, Litterateur Redefining World (LRW) emerged at a time when established systems and literary frameworks were being challenged. Its founding vision accompanied the proposal of Zeroism, a movement seeking to move beyond the oscillation between sincerity and irony associated with metamodernism, towards a zero point where artificial divisions dissolve and essential expression becomes possible.
This October issue continues LRW's journey as a living literary inquiry, exploring how literature and art can reveal deeper truths beneath the familiar surfaces of identity, memory, love, loss, and human vulnerability.
The issue features an exploration of Yahia Lababidi's aphoristic wisdom, Gordana Karakashevska's intimate reflections on her brother's manuscripts, and Eva Stamou's compelling examination of control and personal freedom in Sweet Flavours. Poetry by Gustavo Marcelo Galliano, Vasyl Tereshchuk, Michael Lee Johnson, Younès Saleh, Sukanya S, and Brixhilda Dede explores the complexities of time, grief, desire, intimacy, and the relationship between self and other.
Visual art extends these questions into new dimensions. Giacomo Cuttone's Anatomia dello sguardo examines the underlying structures of the face, while Mini Shajil's Wings from Waste transforms discarded materials into an expression of renewed value and possibility.
Bringing together diverse voices, languages, literary forms, and artistic practices, this issue invites readers to question inherited assumptions and discover meaning beyond appearances. Its contributors do not merely illustrate a philosophy; they explore the shared human experiences from which new ways of seeing may emerge.
For founder and editor Shajil Anthru, LRW represents an ongoing exploration of Zeroism and its practical counterpart, poetic leadership-the possibility of creating connections without erasing differences. In an increasingly volatile world, the magazine advocates a form of literary attention that recognises our common vulnerability while respecting particular experiences and identities.
Litterateur Redefining World is more than a literary magazine; it is an evolving conversation about the future of literature, art, and human consciousness. Its pages invite readers to encounter a changing world with openness, precision, and the courage to look beyond established boundaries.
The page already knows what institutions may take time to recognise: the framework is shifting. The work of reading, writing, and reimagining the world continues.