- Little magazine movement
The Little Magazine Movement is a literary movement of
Literary magazine s also known asLittle magazine s. It originated in the fifties and the sixties in manyIndian languages like Tamil,Marathi , Hindi,Malayalam and Gujarati, as it did in the west, in the early part of the 19th century [Literary magazine#History of literary_magazines ] [ [http://www.sasnet.lu.se/EASASpapers/4JugalKishore.pdf A Critical study of Dalit Literature in India] Dr. Jugal Kishore Mishra.] [ [http://specials.rediff.com/news/2007/mar/19sld3.htm ..the little magazine movement in Marathi -Dilip Chitre] ] .In
Bengali literature , it started withKallol , a modernist movement magazine, established in 1923. The most popular among the group wereKazi Nazrul Islam (1899 - 1976) and Mohitlal Majumder (1888-1952),Achintyakumar Sengupta (1903-1976),Satyendranath Dutta (1882-1922),Premendra Mitra (1904 - 1988) and others. Then Bengali poetry got into the brightest light of modernism in 1930s, through the movement of few otherlittle magazines , such as Buddhadeb Bosu's "Kabita" and Sudhindranath Datta's "Parichay".The Little Magazine explosion in West Bengal took place after 1961 when the
Hungry generation Movement took the cultural establishment by storm. In fact it changed not only the publication gamut but also the naming of a magazine.The
Sahitya Akademi (Indian Academy of Letters) also publishes two literary journals, namelyIndian Literature (journal) in English and Samkalin Bhartiya Sahitya in Hindi [ [http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/fline/fl2213/stories/20050701002109200.htm Journals of resurgence]The Hindu ,July 01 ,2005 .] A prime example of this continuing tradition is theThe Little Magazine , published fromNew Delhi since May 2000 [ [http://www.littlemag.com/about/about.html About The Little Magazine] ] , Civil Lines and Yatra [ [http://www.openuniversity.edu/Arts/ferguson-centre/indian-lit/workshops/london-workshop2007-shivani-mutneja.htm Observations on The Little Magazine, Civil Lines and Yatra] ]There is a Little Magazine Library and Research Centre at Tamer Lane, Kolkata, India which collects Bengali little magazines published from anywhere in the world. .
Literary or little magazines in India
* Abhiyakti - Hindi literary magazine Online.
* Aanubhuti - Monthly Hindi poetry and literary magazine
* Bharat Darshan - Hindi literary magazine [ [http://www.ispsquash.com/Link_Magazines_Page.htm Links to Magazines - Literature] ]
* Crimson Feet Magazine - Bimonthly journal for writers and poets from the Indian sub-continent [ [http://www.arabesquespress.org/calls/links.html Crimson Feet] ] .
* Civil Lines - English literary magazine
* Darpan - Literary Magazine.
* Guruchandali - Bengali e-zine
* HindiElm - Quarterly Hindi literary magazine
* Haowa 49 - Quarterly Bengali Magazine of changing poetry and literary theories.
* Kahani - A South Asian literary magazine for children.
* Maadhukari - Online Bengali literary magazine
* Meghadutam - Online magazine on literature and poetry
* Parabaas - a Bengali literary e-zine
* Patrika - Online Bengali literary magazine
* Punjabielm - Quarterly Punjabi literary magazine
* Purwai - London based quarterly magazine on Indian languages
* Sambit - Oriya literary magazine
* The Brown Critique - Literary quarterly for Indian writings in English.
* The Little Magazine - English literary magazine
* Udgam - a literary Hindi magazine [ [http://www.punjabilok.com/misc/literature/liter_maglinks.htm Literary magazines] ] .
* UrduElm - Quarterly literary magazine [ [http://dir.yahoo.com/Regional/Countries/India/Arts_and_Humanities/Humanities/Literature/News_and_Media/ Literary magazines in India] Yahoo directory.]
* Utsab - Bengali literary magazine
* Yugantar Punjab - online Punjabi literary magazine.
* Kledaja kusum - Quarterly Bengali poetry magazine.References
External links
* [http://india.poetryinternationalweb.org/piw_cms/cms/cms_module/index.php?cwolk_id=27018&x=1 A Brief Introduction to the contemporary Marathi poetry]
* [http://museindia.com/showcont.asp?id=53 Globalization and New Marathi Poetry]
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