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Hyphen is a non-profit-making apolitical journal devoted to interdisciplinary studies in literature, art and culture across the world. It is an international biannual and bilingual journal, published in English and Hindi. With a panel of editorial advisors and associates, expert and peer reviewers from different countries, Hyphen is a refereed and peer/expert-reviewed journal. The submissions are subject to blind review and the opinions of the reviewers on submissions will be duly conveyed to the contributors. The contributors will be required to make the changes suggested by the reviewers in order to make submissions acceptable for publication. The submissions must be directed to -
Editor, Hyphen, #3, Cecil Quarters, Chaura Maidan, Shimla: 171 004 HP India.
Email: hyphenjournal@gmail.com, hyphenjournal@yahoo.com

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Research Papers based on interdisciplinary studies in literature, art and culture for publication in Hyphen must be typeset in Times New Roman (font size 12), 1.5 Space, according to the latest MLA Stylesheet. The word limit is 2500-4000. As the papers are to be reviewed by a panel of reviewers / referees, please attach a cover letter giving your biodata and details of the paper separately. The paper must be made available on a compact disc along with a hard copy of the same.
The submissions can be made via Email: hyphenjournal@gmail.com, hyphenjournal@yahoo.com

Book Reviews must accompany a copy of the book. For reviewers on the panel of Hyphen, at least two copies of the book are required.

EDITOR
Dr. Kanwar Dinesh Singh
 

 
Current Issue

CURRENT ISSUE
Vol. 1, No. 2, July 2010

Contents

ESSAYS

“Poetic Emergency”: George Oppen’s Political and Poetical Thinking
Johanna Skibsrud

At War with War: The Anti-War Stance in Modern Australian Poetry
Kanwar Dinesh Singh

The Picture of Corrupt India in Arun Joshi’s The Apprentice
Arvind M. Nawale

The Playwright as a Social Critic: A Critical Study of Vijay Tendulkar’s Silence! The Court is in Session
S. John Peter Joseph

Language and Style in Manju Kapur’s Difficult Daughters
Manju Roy

BOOK REVIEWS

Sunshine and Green Leaves: The Essential Writings by Thich Nhat Hanh
Kanwar Dinesh Singh

The Life Tree: Poems by APJ Abdul Kalam
Kanwar Dinesh Singh

Discovering Stephen Gill: A Collection of Papers and Articles by N. K. Agarwal
Satinder Kumar

HINDI SUPPLEMENT

SHODH-PATRA

Paribhashik Shabdavali: Sanrachana Evam Sampreshan ki Samasya
Abdul Latif

Kunwar Dinesh ke Kavya Mein Bimb-Vidhaan
Inder Singh

Muktibodh ke Kavya Mein Fantasy
Suruchi Mishra

PUSTAK SAMEEKSHAA

Pacchees Saal ki Ladki (Upanyaas; Mamta Kalia)
Inder Singh

Jeevan Path par Chalte-Chalte (Kavita-Samgrah; Vishnu Kant Shastri)
Inder Singh


Past Issue

PAST ISSUE
Vol. 1, No. 1, January 2010

Contents
ESSAYS

Ern Malley: Doppelgänger in the Dessert
Peter Nicholson

Alienation, Anger and Angst in Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss
Kanwar Dinesh Singh

Philosophical Strains in Nissim Ezekiel’s Works
John Wesly and NDR Chandra

Cultural Conflict and Acculturation in Raja Rao’s The Serpent and the Rope
Purnima Gupta

Monika Varma’s ‘Metaphysical Self’ in Across the Vast Spaces
Satinder Kumar Verma and Surineder Kumar Verma

BOOK REVIEWS

A Tale of Thirdness and Other Stories by Moushumi Kandali
Sanjib Sahoo

Wisdom of the Peepal Tree by KV Raghupati
Kanwar Dinesh Singh

Classic Haiku: A Master’s Selection, selected and translated by Yuzuru Miura (Japan), translated into Hindi by Angelee Deodhar
Kanwar Dinesh Singh

Thoroughfare: A Book of Ghazals by Kanwar Dinesh Singh
N. J. Patil

HINDI SUPPLEMENT

SHODH-PATRA

Aupanyaasik Stree-Charitron Mein Asmita ki Pehchaan ka Sankat
Zaibi Naaz, Dilip Kumar Pandey

Sant Sundar Das ke Kavya Mein Samajik Chetana
Ashok Kumar

Aathavein Dashak ki Hindi Kavita: Ek Adhyayan
Inder Singh

PUSTAK SAMEEKSHAA

Sairandhree (Upanyaas; Narendra Kohli)
Inder Singh

Udayaachala (Kavita-Sangrah; Kunwar Dinesh)
Inder Singh

Pahar ye Bepahar ka (Kavita-Sangrah; Tushar Dhaval)
Kunwar Dinesh Singh

EDITORIAL

Hyphen has been launched with a view to providing a forum for writers, teachers, scholars, students and readers, for studies in literature, art and culture across the world. The journal will publish only the critical studies in literature art and culture, preferable with interdisciplinary approach.

Research Papers, Essays, Book Reviews and Interviews on Critical Aspects of Literature, Art & Culture are welcome from scholars from across the world. The submissions will be subject to a blind peer/expert review and the suggestions of the reviewers, editorial advisors and editors will be binding on the contributors. However, submissions will be acceptable for publication after making necessary alterations as advised by the reviewers and editorial advisors are made.   

I owe my gratitude to editorial associates, reviewers and all the reputed scholars and writers on the board of advisors who stand by us in this literary and scholarly endeavour.

Yours, with warm regards,
Kanwar Dinesh Singh

  

 


 
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