Please, familiarize yourself with the genres we are looking for and the word-limit criteria for each of them. The submission deadline is the 25th of December, 2025, 23:59. More than one work can be submitted by one person. Each work must be submitted as a separate file. Submit your work by sending it to the email:

In your letter, please, indicate your full name, faculty, study program, cycle, year, and your prefered pronouns (if you want them to be indicated next to your name in a publication).

Only texts written in English are accepted.

Please, follow the Harvard style citation.

What do we remember, and what do we choose to forget? How do memories shape our identities, our politics, our art?
For the upcoming issue of our student discourse magazine, we invite contributions that explore the theme of memory in its many forms — personal, collective, cultural, historical, or imagined. Memory can be a fragile archive, a tool of resistance, a site of nostalgia, or a space where new meanings are constantly being created.

We welcome a wide range of submissions:

Creative writing:

· Poems – up to 500 words. 

· Short stories or excerpts from prose fiction – up to 2000 words.

Non-fiction writing:

· Literary or stylistic analysis essays – up to 2000 words.

· Essays focusing on literature, philosophy, history, or culture – up to 2000 words.

Translations:

· Translation of a poem or an excerpt from a dramatic text written in verse – up to 500 words

• Accepted language pairs: Lithuanian to English, English to Lithuanian, or Ukrainian to English.
• Please include the original text along with your translation.

Visual arts:

· Illustrations inspired by a poem, short story, novel, or dramatic text—whether your own or another writer’s work.

· Visual representations of your own creative writing (poetry or prose) submitted to this issue are also welcome. 

Important! Plagiarism is a theft of intellectual property and is strictly forbidden. Should we find any form of plagiarism in one's work, this work as well as any other work submitted by this person to Discourse will not be published.

We support the university guidelines concerning AI use.