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VOLUME
8 NUMBER 2 DEC. 2009 (16th
Issue)
An
International Literary Journal
VOLUME 8 NUMBER 2 DEC. 2009 (16th
Issue)
Edited
by: Dr. Santosh Kumar Binding: Paperback (pp: 200
with a separate section of authors bio) ISSN: 0972-6004 Availability:
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Cyberwit.net, India Pub. Date: Dec. 2009
Front
& Back Cover of "Taj Mahal Review":
©TheaterOfCrueltyNOH
AZSACRA
Happy
New Year! My main aim is to include most promising artwork,
poems, literary criticism, haiku and short stories by
international artists. TMR is open to new authors, painters
and photographers. For publication in Taj Mahal Review, it is
our ardent aim and desire to seek the poetry by Noble
laureates, or by newly emerging (even previously unpublished
poets). James Joyce rightly says, “Every age must look for
its sanction to its poetry and philosophy, for in these the
human mind, as it looks backward or forward, attains to an
eternal state”. We have published sixteen volumes till now,
about 7000 pages, and over 3,000 poets, short story writers,
haiku poets, literary essays, reviews, paintings and
photographs. I have tried my best to select the most
impressive poetry, short story and artwork revealing diversity
in excellence.
I’m
obliged to Kornelijus Platelis and Ban’ya Natsuishi for
inviting me and Karunesh Kumar Agarwal to attend the
Druskininkai 20th Poetic Fall Festival and the 5th World Haiku
Association Conference 2009 on 30th September to 5th October
in Vilnius and Druskininkai, Lithuania. We participated in the
Conference, and the memories will linger for a long time. Both
Ban’ya and Kornelijus Platelis deserve admiration for this
most remarkable haiku festival. 121 participants from 23
countries made the Festival so engaging and so lively. The
poets read their haiku in original language, English and
Lithuanian translations. The theme of the Festival was: Short
Poetic Forms: Haiku. The 2009 Nobel Prize in Literature was
awarded to Herta Müller. She was cited as someone, “who,
with the concentration of poetry and the frankness of prose,
depicts the landscape of the dispossessed”; she received a
prize amount of US$1.4 million. Hearty congratulations to her.
If
you value TMR great service for the cause of Poetry, Art,
Peace and Brotherhood, please subscribe now! My sincere thanks
to the creative artists included in Dec 2009 TMR. Beyond any
doubt, this publication would never have been possible without
their cooperation, kind support and subscriptions.
SANTOSH KUMAR
Editor
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