We publish the best, the worst. But never the normal.
Litaturot was born out of a friendship between two philosophy graduates with a passion for literature and unconventional content, Jana and Niki. Our penchant for making memes evolved to designing and publishing fanzines and Substack articles with an emphasis on digital culture, satire and metairony.
Litaturot has been exhibited at the Saint Germain des Prints Festival at Beaux-Arts de Paris (June 2025) and Fanzineist Zine Fair in Vienna (May 2026). Litaturot’s magazine has also been stocked at Page Not Found Centre for Artistic Publishing in The Hague.
Litaturot took its next natural step in April of 2026: launch of its first magazine issue. Yet, it remains equal parts a philosophical outlet, an Internet performance, kitschy handmade trinkets and a stochastic moodboard and meme page.
If this is confusing, that’s a good sign: you’re beginning to philosophise. Order an issue of our magazine, or one of the brainrot zines for a shorter, more lighthearted read.
We are strictly anti-AI. All concepts, ideas and writing in Litaturot are entirely human, no other form of intelligence could come up with this.