About
The Literary Mirror calls itself a magazine of art, literature and culture. Issues have appeared monthly in English, with print-style digital editions on platforms such as Readwhere and Magzter, and a continuous web desk. The public mail is [email protected]. Instagram runs as @theliterarymirrorofficial; X as @LiteraryMirror.
The magazine’s own line is simple: give new writers a page and keep veterans in the same issue. Special editions have listed Indian books and Indian writers. Columns and cover stories have followed authors such as Jyoti Jha, Suhail Mathur, Mahul Brahma and others who sit between trade publishing and the festival circuit.
Nitish Raj is named as editor-in-chief on recent editorial notes. The work is Indian in address — Delhi, Gaya, Bihar festivals, Hindi and Angika translations appear beside English reviews — without pretending to be a Delhi broadsheet.
Since 2019 the reviews, interviews and poetry desks have grown into a running archive — reviews, interviews and poetry now number in the dozens, all reachable from their section pages.