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.
From The Editor
Welcome to Taj June 2003! I'm deeply obliged to all the authors for their generous support & kindness. The 21st century bleeds due to terrorism and violence. The writings selected for the June issue reveal the conflict between a sensitive imaginative soul and the world of naked barbarism. No doubt, it is the duty of the creative artists to advocate culture, tolerance, peace and moral values against hypocrisy and selfishness. Only the creative writers can reveal "the wisdom of the heart". The world deserves better than devastation caused by the Iraq war. I pray for Peace, reconstruction and humanitarian assistance. The US took action against Iraq without the UN support, but no doubt the Iraqis felt a sense of freedom after the war was over. SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) virus has infected thousands. I hope the WHO would have serious discussions with world experts on vaccine development soon.
Santosh Kumar
Editor-in-Chief |
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