17 November 2010
Islam and Science Fiction
Islam and Science Fiction
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Email Address: mahamd@cs.umn.edu
Editor/Founder: Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad
Country: Middle East
Type: Online magazine
Description: With respect to characterization of Muslims there isn’t any single way to describe how Muslims are portrayed in Science Fiction. There are many cases where Muslims are cast in somewhat negative light in SF stories which are set in the near future. On the other hand stories set in the distant future have rather positive portrayal of Muslims. On this website, information has been collected about the depiction of Islam and Islamic themes in Science Fiction literature and science fiction written by Muslims. It should be noted that most of the information on this website is in regards to English literature and most certain there is a lot of material in other languages as well but because of the linguistic barrier, there is no access to that literature.
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Email Address: mahamd@cs.umn.edu
Editor/Founder: Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad
Country: Middle East
Type: Online magazine
Description: With respect to characterization of Muslims there isn’t any single way to describe how Muslims are portrayed in Science Fiction. There are many cases where Muslims are cast in somewhat negative light in SF stories which are set in the near future. On the other hand stories set in the distant future have rather positive portrayal of Muslims. On this website, information has been collected about the depiction of Islam and Islamic themes in Science Fiction literature and science fiction written by Muslims. It should be noted that most of the information on this website is in regards to English literature and most certain there is a lot of material in other languages as well but because of the linguistic barrier, there is no access to that literature.
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05 August 2010
Bakka Magazine
Bakka Magazine
Website: http://www.bakkamagazine.com/
Email Address: submissions@bakkamagazine.com
Editor/Consultant: Bryan Thao Worra
Country: Laos
Type: Online magazine
Description: Bakka Magazine welcomes essays, stories, satire or parody, columns, and reviews in English or Lao on a variety of topics, especially if the works have a Laotian angle. Artworks and cartoon sketches suitable for web posting are also welcomed.
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Website: http://www.bakkamagazine.com/
Email Address: submissions@bakkamagazine.com
Editor/Consultant: Bryan Thao Worra
Country: Laos
Type: Online magazine
Description: Bakka Magazine welcomes essays, stories, satire or parody, columns, and reviews in English or Lao on a variety of topics, especially if the works have a Laotian angle. Artworks and cartoon sketches suitable for web posting are also welcomed.
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21 July 2010
Asian American Press
Asian American Press
Website: http://aapress.com/
Email Address: nghi@aapress.com
Editor/Founder: Nghi Huynh
Country: USA
Type: Print/Online newspaper
Description: Asian Business & Community Publishing, Inc. was founded in 1982, first producing a monthly nonprofit magazine, Asian Business & Community News and the annual Asian Business & Community Directory. The magazine became a for profit weekly newspaper, Asian American Press in 1989 and continues publishing with a 15,000 circulation in the St. Paul/Minneapolis Metropolitan area to this day. The newspaper is an English language, 12 page publication serving the Asian and Pacific Islander American population of Minnesota. In 1980, just five years after the Southeast Asian refugee/immigrant surge began, there were 32,226 Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders living in Minnesota. By the Year 1990, family reunification, internal migrations, and continued immigrations increased the AAPI population to 77,886, a 142 percent increase. The 2000 Census reported 141,968 AAPI were living in the state, an astounding 82 percent increase from 1990, and a 341 percent increase from 1980. The projections for 2010 are that the AAPI population will rise to approximately 200,000, or approximately six percent of the states population.
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Website: http://aapress.com/
Email Address: nghi@aapress.com
Editor/Founder: Nghi Huynh
Country: USA
Type: Print/Online newspaper
Description: Asian Business & Community Publishing, Inc. was founded in 1982, first producing a monthly nonprofit magazine, Asian Business & Community News and the annual Asian Business & Community Directory. The magazine became a for profit weekly newspaper, Asian American Press in 1989 and continues publishing with a 15,000 circulation in the St. Paul/Minneapolis Metropolitan area to this day. The newspaper is an English language, 12 page publication serving the Asian and Pacific Islander American population of Minnesota. In 1980, just five years after the Southeast Asian refugee/immigrant surge began, there were 32,226 Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders living in Minnesota. By the Year 1990, family reunification, internal migrations, and continued immigrations increased the AAPI population to 77,886, a 142 percent increase. The 2000 Census reported 141,968 AAPI were living in the state, an astounding 82 percent increase from 1990, and a 341 percent increase from 1980. The projections for 2010 are that the AAPI population will rise to approximately 200,000, or approximately six percent of the states population.
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20 July 2010
Vietnam Journal
Vietnam Journal
Website: http://www.vietnamjournal.org/
Email Address: editors@vietnamjournal.org
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Vietnam
Type: Online magazine
Description: VietNam Journal is an online quarterly magazine. The magazine is created to serve as a forum for students and scholars to present disciplinary and interdisciplinary research findings on a broad range of issues relating to Vietnam and Vietnamese overseas. VietNam Journal embraces the diversity of both academic interests and scholastic expertise. It is hoped that this forum will introduce scholars to the work of their colleagues, encourage discussion both within and across disciplines, and foster a sense of community among those interested in Vietnam. VietNam Journal welcomes you to its issues. Crucial to the success of this publication is your involvement. VietNam Journal wishes to receive your input, your criticisms, and your contributions.
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Website: http://www.vietnamjournal.org/
Email Address: editors@vietnamjournal.org
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Vietnam
Type: Online magazine
Description: VietNam Journal is an online quarterly magazine. The magazine is created to serve as a forum for students and scholars to present disciplinary and interdisciplinary research findings on a broad range of issues relating to Vietnam and Vietnamese overseas. VietNam Journal embraces the diversity of both academic interests and scholastic expertise. It is hoped that this forum will introduce scholars to the work of their colleagues, encourage discussion both within and across disciplines, and foster a sense of community among those interested in Vietnam. VietNam Journal welcomes you to its issues. Crucial to the success of this publication is your involvement. VietNam Journal wishes to receive your input, your criticisms, and your contributions.
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MoeMaKa Burma
MoeMaKa Burma
Website: http://www.moemaka.org
Email Address: Online form
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Burma
Type: Online magazine
Description: MoeMaka is a Burmese news and media magazine that also has a Literature section.
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Website: http://www.moemaka.org
Email Address: Online form
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Burma
Type: Online magazine
Description: MoeMaka is a Burmese news and media magazine that also has a Literature section.
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17 July 2010
Samar: South Asian Magazine for Action and Reflection
Samar: South Asian Magazine for Action and Reflection
Website: http://www.samarmagazine.org/
Email Address: submissions@samarmagazine.org
Editor/Founder: Undisclosed
Country: USA/South Asian diaspora
Type: Online magazine
Description: SAMAR (South Asian Magazine for Action and Reflection) is a magazine/website with a South Asian focus based in the United States. We choose to use the term "South Asian" because we feel it is important to bring attention to the fact that South Asians are a group of people with a shared history and that this history provides a common basis for understanding our place in the contemporary world. Whereas most other South Asian magazines are based on differences of region, religion and nationality within South Asia, we have chosen to base ours on a South Asian collectivity that is now spread out across the globe. At SAMAR, we hope to reflect the full complexity of "South Asian" in the composition of the editorial collective, contributors and readers. SAMAR responds to a need for a publication that fosters serious debates within the South Asian community and is meant for a general audience. It focuses on analyses of social processes rather than on direct reporting of news events. As suggested by the name of the magazine, SAMAR tends towards social analyses that draw their energy from activist involvement.
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Website: http://www.samarmagazine.org/
Email Address: submissions@samarmagazine.org
Editor/Founder: Undisclosed
Country: USA/South Asian diaspora
Type: Online magazine
Description: SAMAR (South Asian Magazine for Action and Reflection) is a magazine/website with a South Asian focus based in the United States. We choose to use the term "South Asian" because we feel it is important to bring attention to the fact that South Asians are a group of people with a shared history and that this history provides a common basis for understanding our place in the contemporary world. Whereas most other South Asian magazines are based on differences of region, religion and nationality within South Asia, we have chosen to base ours on a South Asian collectivity that is now spread out across the globe. At SAMAR, we hope to reflect the full complexity of "South Asian" in the composition of the editorial collective, contributors and readers. SAMAR responds to a need for a publication that fosters serious debates within the South Asian community and is meant for a general audience. It focuses on analyses of social processes rather than on direct reporting of news events. As suggested by the name of the magazine, SAMAR tends towards social analyses that draw their energy from activist involvement.
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27 June 2010
Enajori
Enajori
Website: http://enajori.com
Email Address: info@enajori.com
Editor/Consultant: Himjyoti Talukdar
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: The vision of the website is to create a single platform wherein the entire gamut of Assan, in its entire cultural and artistic splendor, is encapsulated; a humble attempt to put Assam's rich culture and heritage on the world map so as to enlighten the people of the world about the state of Assam and her people. Hopefully, this monthly bi-lingual e-magazine will also serve to strike a chord with the nonresident Assamese people who are scattered around the world as also those living within. The site features literary works.
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Website: http://enajori.com
Email Address: info@enajori.com
Editor/Consultant: Himjyoti Talukdar
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: The vision of the website is to create a single platform wherein the entire gamut of Assan, in its entire cultural and artistic splendor, is encapsulated; a humble attempt to put Assam's rich culture and heritage on the world map so as to enlighten the people of the world about the state of Assam and her people. Hopefully, this monthly bi-lingual e-magazine will also serve to strike a chord with the nonresident Assamese people who are scattered around the world as also those living within. The site features literary works.
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20 June 2010
Asian Jewish Life
Asian Jewish Life
Website: http://asianjewishlife.org/
Email Address: submissions@asianjewishlife.org
Editor/Consultant: Erica Lyons
Country: Hong Kong
Type: Online magazine
Description: Asian Jewish Life is a contemporary journal of Jewish Diaspora life throughout Asia. As Jews in Asia we are but a tiny minority unified by tradition, a love for Israel, common contemporary concerns and shared values. While Asian Jewish Life is a common media forum designed to share regional Jewish thoughts, ideas and culture and promote unity, it also celebrates our individuality and our diverse backgrounds and customs. Asian Jewish Life will follow in the footsteps of great Jewish media organizations that utilize the not-for-profit model including: the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Israel 21c, Nextbook, Hadassah Magazine and Lilith Magazine. This will allow for a low overhead sustainable cost model, to ensure that Asian Jewish Life remains alive and the editorial is relevant and independent.
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Website: http://asianjewishlife.org/
Email Address: submissions@asianjewishlife.org
Editor/Consultant: Erica Lyons
Country: Hong Kong
Type: Online magazine
Description: Asian Jewish Life is a contemporary journal of Jewish Diaspora life throughout Asia. As Jews in Asia we are but a tiny minority unified by tradition, a love for Israel, common contemporary concerns and shared values. While Asian Jewish Life is a common media forum designed to share regional Jewish thoughts, ideas and culture and promote unity, it also celebrates our individuality and our diverse backgrounds and customs. Asian Jewish Life will follow in the footsteps of great Jewish media organizations that utilize the not-for-profit model including: the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Israel 21c, Nextbook, Hadassah Magazine and Lilith Magazine. This will allow for a low overhead sustainable cost model, to ensure that Asian Jewish Life remains alive and the editorial is relevant and independent.
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19 June 2010
People of Color Zine Project
People of Color Zine Project
Website: http://www.poczineproject.org/
Email Address: info@poczineproject.or
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Undisclosed
Type: Online magazine
Description: POC Zine Project will curate a traveling POC zine exhibition, establish an archive, produce a website that shares POC zines and provide grants, tools and events for zinesters. Zines are a vital component in the long tradition of self-publication. They share knowledge and experiences that supplement (and often contradict) the information that other sources distribute, encouraging free thought. There are many valuable zine collections in the United States (many accessible online) but none that are devoted to curating POC zines. We want to make it easier for POC zine fans and their supporters to find a diverse selection of zines made by POC. We are a new organization and appreciate your support. Share this page with your friends and keep an eye out for updates!
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Website: http://www.poczineproject.org/
Email Address: info@poczineproject.or
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Undisclosed
Type: Online magazine
Description: POC Zine Project will curate a traveling POC zine exhibition, establish an archive, produce a website that shares POC zines and provide grants, tools and events for zinesters. Zines are a vital component in the long tradition of self-publication. They share knowledge and experiences that supplement (and often contradict) the information that other sources distribute, encouraging free thought. There are many valuable zine collections in the United States (many accessible online) but none that are devoted to curating POC zines. We want to make it easier for POC zine fans and their supporters to find a diverse selection of zines made by POC. We are a new organization and appreciate your support. Share this page with your friends and keep an eye out for updates!
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12 June 2010
Sri Lankan Guardian
Sri Lankan Guardian
Website: http://www.srilankaguardian.org/
Email Address: editor@srilankaguardian.org
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Sri Lanka
Type: Online magazine
Description: A Sri Lankan online magazine with a poetry section.
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Website: http://www.srilankaguardian.org/
Email Address: editor@srilankaguardian.org
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Sri Lanka
Type: Online magazine
Description: A Sri Lankan online magazine with a poetry section.
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09 June 2010
Women's Web (India)
Women's Web (India)
Website: http://www.womensweb.in/
Email Address: editor@womensweb.in
Editor/Consultant: Aparna V. Singh
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Women’s Web is an online magazine and community for the thinking woman. Here, you will find interesting and useful information on Career Development, Managing work and family, Successful women, Entrepreneurship, Women’s health and personal finances. Perhaps even more importantly, you will find other women like you to meet and talk to – above all, Women’s Web is a community for Indian women to talk about the things that impact their lives. So, whether you are working right now, on a break, looking to re-enter the workplace, a happy homemaker or going to start your first job, we hope you’ll find something here to interest you.
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Website: http://www.womensweb.in/
Email Address: editor@womensweb.in
Editor/Consultant: Aparna V. Singh
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Women’s Web is an online magazine and community for the thinking woman. Here, you will find interesting and useful information on Career Development, Managing work and family, Successful women, Entrepreneurship, Women’s health and personal finances. Perhaps even more importantly, you will find other women like you to meet and talk to – above all, Women’s Web is a community for Indian women to talk about the things that impact their lives. So, whether you are working right now, on a break, looking to re-enter the workplace, a happy homemaker or going to start your first job, we hope you’ll find something here to interest you.
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07 June 2010
Kaal 4 Flash
Kaal 4 Flash
Website: http://kaal4flash.webs.com/
Email Address: kaal4flash@gmail.com
Editor/Consultant: Reetwika Banerjee
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Pronounced like - ‘Culture Flash’. It is a theme-based bilingual magazine (English & Bengali) circulated in both hard and soft copy forms across the globe. It is run by the voluntary efforts of a group of enthusiastic engineering & MBA students with an objective to encourage new and young faces not only in the domain of writing, but also in the other creative areas like photography, SMS, poster, painting, cartoon, puzzles, crosswords etc. Funny and out of the box thinking are highly appreciated.
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Website: http://kaal4flash.webs.com/
Email Address: kaal4flash@gmail.com
Editor/Consultant: Reetwika Banerjee
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Pronounced like - ‘Culture Flash’. It is a theme-based bilingual magazine (English & Bengali) circulated in both hard and soft copy forms across the globe. It is run by the voluntary efforts of a group of enthusiastic engineering & MBA students with an objective to encourage new and young faces not only in the domain of writing, but also in the other creative areas like photography, SMS, poster, painting, cartoon, puzzles, crosswords etc. Funny and out of the box thinking are highly appreciated.
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05 June 2010
The Caravan
The Caravan
Website: http://www.caravanmagazine.in/
Email Address: editor.thecaravan@delhipress.in
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: The Caravan has been shaped as India’s first narrative journalism magazine a la The New Yorker, Harpers, Atlantic Monthly, The New York Review of Books in United States, and Granta and Prospect in the UK. It is a change from the linear ways of reporting, a change from impersonal, dry facts, to a narrative story with perspective. We do not want to simply report the news, or offer the reader pedestrian opinions taking off from current affairs. We want to tell interesting and important stories through rich detail, insightful reporting and smart commentary. While political and social developments shall remain the backbone of this endeavour, the content will span many areas of interest, such as travel, science, environment, education, business, cinema, theatre and music.
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Website: http://www.caravanmagazine.in/
Email Address: editor.thecaravan@delhipress.in
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: The Caravan has been shaped as India’s first narrative journalism magazine a la The New Yorker, Harpers, Atlantic Monthly, The New York Review of Books in United States, and Granta and Prospect in the UK. It is a change from the linear ways of reporting, a change from impersonal, dry facts, to a narrative story with perspective. We do not want to simply report the news, or offer the reader pedestrian opinions taking off from current affairs. We want to tell interesting and important stories through rich detail, insightful reporting and smart commentary. While political and social developments shall remain the backbone of this endeavour, the content will span many areas of interest, such as travel, science, environment, education, business, cinema, theatre and music.
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04 June 2010
Indian Ruminations
Indian Ruminations
Website: http://www.indianruminations.com/
Email Address: editor@indianruminations.com
Editor/Consultant: Sandhya S N
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Indianruminations (IR) is a monthly literary journal specially dedicated for Indian English literature. We believe Indian English has come up of age and now it is a separate variety like American English and African English. It is totally smeared in Indian life style and culture, receptive of the idioms of regional languages and at the same time international in versatility. It can play a vital role in disrupting the class system in India and champion the emancipation of the suppressed by enabling their voice to reach the world. In short Indian English literature can bridge India together and take India to the world.
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Website: http://www.indianruminations.com/
Email Address: editor@indianruminations.com
Editor/Consultant: Sandhya S N
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Indianruminations (IR) is a monthly literary journal specially dedicated for Indian English literature. We believe Indian English has come up of age and now it is a separate variety like American English and African English. It is totally smeared in Indian life style and culture, receptive of the idioms of regional languages and at the same time international in versatility. It can play a vital role in disrupting the class system in India and champion the emancipation of the suppressed by enabling their voice to reach the world. In short Indian English literature can bridge India together and take India to the world.
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30 May 2010
Pothi
Pothi
Website: http://pothi.com
Email Address: Online form
Editor/Consultant: Abhaya Agarwal
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Pothi.com is owned and operated by Mudranik Technologies Pvt. Ltd. - a Bangalore based start-up. Founded in February 2008, the company aims to make publishing accessible to all by creating and using technology. It offers a print on demand backed publishing platform which can be used by individuals and organizations for publishing their books in print and little or no upfront investment. The platform includes various publishing tools, services and an online store to help sell the books.
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Website: http://pothi.com
Email Address: Online form
Editor/Consultant: Abhaya Agarwal
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Pothi.com is owned and operated by Mudranik Technologies Pvt. Ltd. - a Bangalore based start-up. Founded in February 2008, the company aims to make publishing accessible to all by creating and using technology. It offers a print on demand backed publishing platform which can be used by individuals and organizations for publishing their books in print and little or no upfront investment. The platform includes various publishing tools, services and an online store to help sell the books.
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30 April 2010
Balaka: A Bengali Literary Journal
Balaka: A Bengali Literary Journal
Website: http://www.balaka.co.in/
Email Address: info@balaka.co.in
Editor/Consultant: Dhananjay Ghosal
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Balaka is an exceptional Bengali magazine since 1992. Till date 350 writers have written in this magazine in different issues. Balaka seeks and wants to preserve Indian heritage and culture. Its literary circle spreads all over Bengal and abroad. Day by day readers are incrasing and Balaka is exceptional to capture reader's mind accurately.
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Website: http://www.balaka.co.in/
Email Address: info@balaka.co.in
Editor/Consultant: Dhananjay Ghosal
Country: India
Type: Online magazine
Description: Balaka is an exceptional Bengali magazine since 1992. Till date 350 writers have written in this magazine in different issues. Balaka seeks and wants to preserve Indian heritage and culture. Its literary circle spreads all over Bengal and abroad. Day by day readers are incrasing and Balaka is exceptional to capture reader's mind accurately.
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24 April 2010
Midstream Magazine
Midstream Magazine
Website: http://www.midstreamthf.com/
Email Address: Kalman Sultanik
Editor/Consultant: Kalman Sultanik
Country: Israel
Type: Online magazine
Description: Midstream begins its second year of quarterly publication with this first issue in 2010. We continue to welcome submission of manuscripts that deal with Jewish life and culture worldwide, past and present, with particular emphasis on contemporary Jewish affairs, political, social, and cultural, in America and in Israel. We trust that our four issues in 2010 will maintain Midstream's reputation as a leading American Jewish Zionist intellectual journal. Midstream publishes many articles, at least one short story (fiction), and from three to ten poems per issue. Articles normally run from 2,000 to 4,000 words and fiction from 2,000 to 5,000 words. We have, on occasion, published longer articles, but writers should try to adhere to our stated limits. Poems are generally short, not more than twenty to thirty lines (counting line-spaces between stanzas), since they are used as fillers on the final page of an article. Here, too, we sometimes manage a longer poem printed in two columns if all the lines are very short. But poets should not count on this rarity. Book reviews on current titles run from 1,000 to 2,000 words; review essays that are more extensive in reach and depth from 2,000 to 4,000 words. Writers of unsolicited articles, memoirs, short stories, and poems need not contact the editor before submission, but it is advisable that book-reviewers send an e-mail description of the book they want to review and a note detailing their expertise in the field, since the editor normally chooses such titles and assigns reviewers. Midstream does not normally publish very short reviews or articles of less than 1,000 words.
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Website: http://www.midstreamthf.com/
Email Address: Kalman Sultanik
Editor/Consultant: Kalman Sultanik
Country: Israel
Type: Online magazine
Description: Midstream begins its second year of quarterly publication with this first issue in 2010. We continue to welcome submission of manuscripts that deal with Jewish life and culture worldwide, past and present, with particular emphasis on contemporary Jewish affairs, political, social, and cultural, in America and in Israel. We trust that our four issues in 2010 will maintain Midstream's reputation as a leading American Jewish Zionist intellectual journal. Midstream publishes many articles, at least one short story (fiction), and from three to ten poems per issue. Articles normally run from 2,000 to 4,000 words and fiction from 2,000 to 5,000 words. We have, on occasion, published longer articles, but writers should try to adhere to our stated limits. Poems are generally short, not more than twenty to thirty lines (counting line-spaces between stanzas), since they are used as fillers on the final page of an article. Here, too, we sometimes manage a longer poem printed in two columns if all the lines are very short. But poets should not count on this rarity. Book reviews on current titles run from 1,000 to 2,000 words; review essays that are more extensive in reach and depth from 2,000 to 4,000 words. Writers of unsolicited articles, memoirs, short stories, and poems need not contact the editor before submission, but it is advisable that book-reviewers send an e-mail description of the book they want to review and a note detailing their expertise in the field, since the editor normally chooses such titles and assigns reviewers. Midstream does not normally publish very short reviews or articles of less than 1,000 words.
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20 April 2010
TAYO Literary Magazine
TAYO Literary Magazine
Website: http://tayoliterarymag.com/TAYO/
Email Address: tayoliterarymag@gmail.com
Editor/Consultant: Paolo de la Fuente
Country: USA/Asia
Type: Online magazine
Description: We aim to empower our Asian American community through various forms of creative art. We are a grassroots project in partnership with a nonprofit organization, the Filipino American Library (FAL), located in Historic Filipinotown in Los Angeles, CA. By gathering creative expressions and intricate works, together we are painting an intricate anthology for our colorful culture and community.
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Website: http://tayoliterarymag.com/TAYO/
Email Address: tayoliterarymag@gmail.com
Editor/Consultant: Paolo de la Fuente
Country: USA/Asia
Type: Online magazine
Description: We aim to empower our Asian American community through various forms of creative art. We are a grassroots project in partnership with a nonprofit organization, the Filipino American Library (FAL), located in Historic Filipinotown in Los Angeles, CA. By gathering creative expressions and intricate works, together we are painting an intricate anthology for our colorful culture and community.
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19 April 2010
I Got it Covered
I Got it Covered
Website: http://www.igotitcovered.org/
Email Address: submit@igotitcovered.org
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Undisclosed
Type: Online magazine
Description: I Got it Covered is an online network that personifies women everywhere who willingly respond, with love and dedication, to the command of their Lord in wearing the hijab. Through the stories and voices of these women, IGIC exposes the realities behind covering, correcting stereotypes about hijab and becoming a source of inspiration and support for women who wish to pursue wearing it. Doing so, IGIC hopes to create bridges of education, respect and understanding, ultimately sharing the beauty of Islam with the world.
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Website: http://www.igotitcovered.org/
Email Address: submit@igotitcovered.org
Editor/Consultant: Undisclosed
Country: Undisclosed
Type: Online magazine
Description: I Got it Covered is an online network that personifies women everywhere who willingly respond, with love and dedication, to the command of their Lord in wearing the hijab. Through the stories and voices of these women, IGIC exposes the realities behind covering, correcting stereotypes about hijab and becoming a source of inspiration and support for women who wish to pursue wearing it. Doing so, IGIC hopes to create bridges of education, respect and understanding, ultimately sharing the beauty of Islam with the world.
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17 April 2010
Poetica Magazine: Reflections of Jewish Thoughts
Poetica Magazine: Reflections of Jewish Thoughts
Website: http://www.poeticamagazine.com/
Email Address: poeticamag@aol.com
Editor/Consultant: Michal Mahgerefteh
Country: USA
Type: Online magazine
Description: A magazine on Jewish thoughts.
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Website: http://www.poeticamagazine.com/
Email Address: poeticamag@aol.com
Editor/Consultant: Michal Mahgerefteh
Country: USA
Type: Online magazine
Description: A magazine on Jewish thoughts.
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