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Kritya [India]:
Kritya is six months old. Indeed a long way to come, for an E-Journal like “Kritya,” which does not have any type of support. While this is nothing less than a miracle for me, deep inside I feel that this miracle was worked by my readers. [...]

An unpredicted event took place with this issue. Kritya was planning to devote this issue to Telugu poetry (poetry of a south Indian language), but due to the inconvenience of our Telugu editor we could not work according to our plan. When I started collecting other submissions for this issue, to my surprise most of them were female voices. That is how in the section “Poetry in Our Time” 10 out of 12 poets are women. [...]
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