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Taj Mahal Review

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About the magazine

Founded in 2002 by poet and editor Dr. Santosh Kumar, Taj Mahal Review is an international literary journal published by Cyberwit.net. Based in Allahabad, India, it has consistently provided a platform for poetry, short fiction, and critical essays from both emerging and established voices across the globe. The journal's founding ethos is rooted in a belief in the transformative power of literature and a commitment to cross-cultural exchange, taking its name from the iconic monument as a symbol of enduring beauty and universal resonance. Each issue is a carefully curated collection that balances traditional and experimental forms, reflecting a discerning editorial eye that values craft, clarity, and emotional depth over fleeting trends.

Editorial focus

Taj Mahal Review publishes poets and writers in English from all over the world. The critical articles, essays, and poems it publishes should exhibit postmodern trends, without obscurity, artificiality, and violation of laws of criticism.

PoetryFictionCreative Nonfiction

Submitting your work

Reading periodJan 1 to Dec 31
Reading feeNo
PaymentNo payment
Response timeLess than 3 months
Simultaneous submissionsYes
Unsolicited submissionsYes

Writers should submit via the website's submission portal, adhering strictly to the guidelines: up to five poems or one short story per submission. Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but notify immediately upon acceptance elsewhere. The journal favors well-crafted, accessible work that demonstrates a clear command of language and a genuine emotional or intellectual core. Avoid overly experimental or obscurely academic pieces; instead, aim for clarity and resonance. Response times vary, so patience is advised. Always include a brief bio and ensure your contact details are current.

Taj Mahal Review does not accept compositions founded on violent self-pity, or feelings of egocentricity. We will accept published, unpublished and also simultaneous creations, but Taj Mahal Review does not publish anonymous writings.

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