Journals

The Atlantic Literary Review is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal intended as an authoritative organ of opinion about a wide range of literary subjects. This journal presents work on different aspects of literary studies and explores the different ways that literary texts respond to their cultural context.

Although it has a special interest in Indian Writing in English, it also publishes articles on literature written in English anywhere in the world. Papers are invited from any genre of literature and on any well-known writers (from Shakespeare and Dickens to Plath and Beckett). The Journal presents articles that provide theoretical and methodological contributions to the existing literature and form the basis for further research in this field.

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The Atlantic Critical Review fulfills the long-felt need for a research journal of international standard in English with a focus on the authors and texts prescribed in most universities in India. The journal brings a range of cultural and multidisciplinary perspectives to the study of English literature. It also provides a forum for our young scholars to publish their well-researched papers.

In India, we have many journals, but unfortunately, not many good journals in English. Most journals are infrequent and often extremely irregular in publication.

This journal, thus envisaged, is a site where senior academics and young scholars engaged in a common pursuit address issues mainly related to the English syllabus of Indian universities, with some wider groupings into areas of general academic interest notwithstanding.

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The Atlantic Review of Feminist Studies is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal that aims to disseminate the recent developments in feminist studies from a wide range of national, cultural, and social contexts. The journal seeks to actively reflect and engage the diversity within feminism itself, the diverse experiences and situations of women, and the varied forms that gender takes across the globe.

In our attempt to seek out new ways to remain a vital forum for scholars as well as activists involved in all aspects of feminist practice, our goal is to provide an intelligent forum for feminist discourse to give voice to a variety of opinions on issues of gender and women power. We believe that words can change the world!

It would be our earnest effort to publish work that explores the multiple theoretical paradigms and political agendas of contemporary and historical feminist scholarship and the potential intersections and tensions between these paradigms and agendas.

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