“I Don’t See a Journal Promoting South Asian Poets as a Narrow Boundary": A Chat with Sreshtha Sen, Editor of The Shoreline Review

Authors

Sreshtha SenFollow
Sanjeev SethiFollow

Abstract

In its mission statement, the editors of The Shoreline Review, which debuted in 2018, write: “TSR has its eye on the shoreline. We’re dedicated to publishing writers who are commonly excluded from mainstream literary communities. If your writing explores issues of feminism, casteism, nationalism, self-determinism, racism or you identify as queer, trans, differently abled or otherwise marginalized, thanks to the higher authority of powerful publishing houses, we encourage you to submit." Note: The Shoreline Review currently only accepts submissions from poets who identify as South Asian.

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Recommended Citation

Sen, Sreshtha and Sethi, Sanjeev (2020) "“I Don’t See a Journal Promoting South Asian Poets as a Narrow Boundary": A Chat with Sreshtha Sen, Editor of The Shoreline Review," The Review Review: Vol. 1: Iss. 1, Article 28.
DOI: 10.33972/trr.93
Available at: https://repository.gonzaga.edu/trr/vol1/iss1/28