Spectacular Worlds in Translation
“A hypertext of original narratives and home of the translated from around the globe, Mithila Review is an inquiry into the process of translating and the craft of storytelling.” I wrote that description as a vision statement for Mithila Review last January, and...
Mithila Review to be a Quarterly with Payment!
Mithila Review will be turning into a quarterly publication with occasional essays, interviews and reviews in between. Starting with our next issue, we want to pay a flat rate of $10 for poetry, flash (under 2500 words), non-fiction (essay) and reprint, and $50 for...Dreams & Delusions
“Literature can train, and exercise, our ability to weep for those who are not us or ours.” — Susan Sontag Eight years ago, I was super excited about Obama’s election. I was a twenty-something copyeditor then, working for an American newspaper. Over the...
Asian SF – Double Issue (July/August): Open to Submissions Through July 2016
Mithila Review’s Issue 5 plus 6 will come out as a special Asian SF double issue in August 2016. We have received excellent fiction, poetry and non-fiction submissions, but are still in the process of reading, editing and soliciting new work and reprints. For writers...
Turning the Lens to Asia
With the launch of our new issue, we have become aware of two things. One, that we are extremely lucky to be part of such an active, open and diverse community of wonderful readers, writers and scholars from around the world. We remain grateful to our amazing readers,...
Karen Burnham (@SpiralGalaxy) recommends "The Trial of Tesslin Van Flaise" by Chloé Agar in @MithilaReview, "The Bee Thing" by @shelleyisms in @strangehorizons, and "The Augur and the Girl Left at His Door" by @GretaHayer in @BCSmagazine:
https://locusmag.com/2020/09/karen-burnham-reviews-short-fiction-bcs-strange-horizons-samovar-and-mithila-review/