Beyond all doubt Taj Mahal Review, pp. 480  June 2005 will enable the readers to enter the world of original creative writings by international authors. Here is a rich feast of extraordinary poems and short stories. The poems included in this issue are devoid of any type of  Romantic excess. The poems are harder, saner, and 'nearer the bone' as Ezra Pound once said. The short stories included in this issue deal with a variety of themes: alienation, man-woman relationships, revolt against the prevailing social values, spiritual yearning, inner consciousness of the characters. These stories are full of precise observation and characterization, a sincere emotional depth, an impressive freshness in the presentation of situations. The poets in this issue are characterized by a sublime force of individuality and artistic workmanship of very impressive images. No doubt, Taj is the journal for those who love poetry, short story and the spectacle of some of the best contemporary writings. It is time to listen to the voice of the creative authors appearing in this latest issue of Taj.

Taj Mahal Review, pp. 312 December, 2004 features a comprehensive collection of  poems, short stories, literary criticism, book reviews etc, and a detailed separate section of biographies of each author. This journal of original creative writing published biannually is committed to promoting creative writing in a big way. A very large number of poems and short stories selected for Taj leaves no doubt that the world in the new millennium is enriched by massive poetical activity. The poems are able to create an utopia of the mind where our soul finds solace and peace far from the fever and fret of  life, but these creations are not about 'golden grasshoppers and bees'; they also reveal the obscure darkness of the contemporary reality. 

Welcome to Taj! Taj Mahal Review, pp. 344 (June 2004) features Short Stories, Poems by international authors, Literary Criticism, Reflections, Book review and Author Index in a separate section. The poems included in this well-crafted and beautiful journal reveal that Poetry has not lost its significance as a cultural force in our postmodern world. This wonderful journal contains short stories, which are unique and excellent, and revive 'the almost lost art' of short-story writing. Several short stories depict the soul in conflict with itself, human isolation, alienation, love and hate, man-woman relationship, family conflict, the individual's struggle against the contemporary social order, spiritual quest. The social range and scope of these stories seems to be the greatest achievement of the artists. Taj Mahal Review by its continuous service to the creative community is helping Poetry Thrive in World Today. A Journal of original creative writing. It is full of aesthetic consciousness, psychic sensitivity, wonder, astonishing fiction that makes life bearable. 

The poems included in Taj Mahal Review, (December 2003) explore a great variety of topics. We find nothing doubtful or pessimistic in several poets, who seem to dwell in the infinite realm of spirit. On the other hand, some poets included in Taj Mahal Review criticize the new dictatorship of materialism over the soul, the cruel values of globalized world, full of people who have become "nothing but naked, eternally restless minds." Many poems in Taj Mahal Review have the subtle appeal of music. The poets appear to be influenced by Aristotle's maxim: "Think like a wise man, but express like the common people." The short stories reveal deft characterization and plot construction marked by psychological intensity. TMR also contains Reflections, Book Reviews, and a separate 23 page section providing biographical details of each author. TMR is beautifully bound, a journal that will compare favorably with several international publications, since it has been designed and produced after a careful copy-editing.

Taj Mahal Review issue 3 by Cyberwit.net, India, pp. 410 features Reflections, Short stories full of genuine emotional depth, Poems revealing a singular beauty and 'inner rhythm', penetrating and stimulating Book Reviews, and a carefully compiled 21 page section providing biographical notes on each of the contributing authors. This is an outstanding journal of quality and variety, featuring 191 authors from 20 countries. This is a beautiful Journal revealing a true kaleidoscope of tone, colour, and brings to each of us a common share of family in the real spirit of international Peace and Friendship. Here is present a masterpiece collection of poems and short stories. Count on Taj Mahal Review, where different nations meet at a single place. Discover a whole new way of appreciating Poetry for Peace. Poetry is the only panacea to end all the evils infecting mankind. The poems and short stories published in Taj Mahal Review record "the best and happiest moments of the best minds." Taj Mahal Review can be read "as a fine art, as an experiment, a duty or merely recreation." The poems show an intensity of sincere feeling, the extraordinary pictorial quality, a vivid feeling for the cadence of phrases, an absence of artistic monotony. There is no trace of anything impure, or ugly, or violent in TMR. The publication of TMR makes the real beginning of the outburst of Poetry and short story in English in the new millennium. Join us in the world's greatest gathering of Poets and Short-story writers.

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The December 2002 issue of Taj Mahal Review by Cyberwit.net, India, pp. 351 is a quality journal devoted to Arts, Literature, Poetry and Culture. Our generation is demanding lots of Poetry. That's why Taj Mahal Journal is so important. The poems in the Journal reveal a sense of mystery and uncommonness in the ordinary objects of nature and human life.

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