Reviews
New Indian fiction, essays, and the occasional translation. A review here is meant to be read, not skimmed for a star. 20 reviews and counting.
A monthly desk where Indian books still get a long review.
The Literary Mirror is an English-language magazine of art, literature and culture. It began as a monthly around 2019 and still runs interviews, cover stories, poetry and book notes — debut writers on the same table as names that already sell. Editor-in-chief Nitish Raj has used this space for special issues on Indian books and writers. The sister site theliterarymirror.in carries the live issue stream; this address keeps the masthead, the sections, and how to send a title.
Interviews
Authors, agents, and the people who still take a manuscript to a printer. Cover stories sit in the same corridor.
Poetry
A live series and pages for poems that do not need a prize sticker first.
Submit
Books for review and unsolicited prose go to the magazine mail. Read the note before you attach a file.