CLRI June 2012

Contemporary Literary Review India June 2012
Editorial June 2012	Best Selling eWriters by Khurshid Alam I would first like to narrate a story here to make my point clear. >>> Read in Full
Poems	Three Poems by Changming Yuan The Call of a Crow Self-Rebuilding: A Bodhi Poem Epilogues: A Parallel Poem  >>> Read in Full
	The Image and the Form by Vinita Agrawal I switch off the Television as if laying Mara1 to rest  >>> Read in Full
	The Postman by Manohar Bhatia Neither Google nor Yahoo Has diminished or out-stepped  >>> Read in Full
	Two Poems by K Pankajam A Monument Weeds  >>> Read in Full
	Two Poems by Zachary Kluckman Forgiveness is a Small Boat The Sun is a Bug on the Windshield  >>> Read in Full
	Three Poems by Rinzu Rajan A Carnival of Cliff Hangers The Lost Sheep and the Shepherd Black Eye Theory  >>> Read in Full
	Three Poems by Denver Ejem Torres The River Fish in Mongolia Have Haloes Nomenclature Why Armstrong went to the Moon  >>> Read in Full
	Two Poems by Timothy Ogene Man in the Mirror Time Ticks  >>> Read in Full
Stories	Three Short Stories by Kyle Hemmings Manga Girls Need Love: Snitch & Forget You Are Manga Girls Need Love: He Drops Over with All his Baggage & Your Old Wounds Manga Girls Need Love: Rina, a Tall Buzz-fly Girl Who Never Goes Short in the City. >>> Read in Full
	Locked-in Syndrome by Dr. Rashid Askari When I came to my senses, I discovered myself as a mummified corpse in a supine posture.  >>> Read in Full
	A Karmayogi by S. Krishnamoorthy Aithal Alone in his study-cum-bedroom, Nitesh was calculating, as he waited to hear the news of the...  >>> Read in Full
Criticism	The Quest for Intimacy by Dr. Pratyush Vatsala Intimacy may be seen as eternal and universal search of Man for his existential roots. >>> Read in Full
Arts	Arts by Eleanor Leonne Bennett Three arts pieces by E L Bennett  >>> Read in Full
Book Review	Review on NATURE by Bernard M Jackson The respected Editor of that excellent Indian English International literary Journal,...  >>> Read in Full
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	Wasafiri New Writing Prize 2012 Categories: Poetry, Fiction and Life Writing - 3000 words max or 5 poems max. Deadline - 5pm GMT on 27 July 2012. Prize - £300 per category and publication in Wasafiri. The Wasafiri New Writing Prize is open to anyone worldwide who has not published a complete book and we are looking for creative submissions in one of three categories: POETRY, FICTION and LIFE WRITING. The fee for entry varies depending on the number of categories you wish to enter and ranges from UK Sterling £6 to £15. The closing date is 5pm GMT on 27 July 2012. The winners will receive £300 each and their work will be published in Wasafiri.   Submission is through filling an entry form. Download the Entry Form from: www.wasafiri.org/wasafiri-new-writing-prize.asp. However you can send us an email for enquiries. Always address your email to wasafiri@open.ac.uk and keep writersdeskinfo@yahoo.co.in in loop. Visit: http://www.wasafiri.org/
JKC College is organizing 5th International Poetry Festival in collaboration with Contemporary Literary Review India The 5th International Poetry Festival invites writers and poets from all over the world. We aim to promote writers and their writings so we accept all forms, formats, and styles. However we give preference to innovative styles in poetry. For details, check at: Literary Partners.