Year: 2026
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Jeena R. Papaadi: An Indian Author of Fiction, Short Stories and Poetry
Jeena R. Papaadi is the author of six books: “Rat, Rabbit, Rock!” (novel), “Fumes” (short stories), “Shadows of the Past and other stories” (short stories), “Tales from the Garden City”…
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Classic Inspiration, Modern Angst: Mainak Bhaumik’s Generation Ami (2018) as a tribute to the cinematic genius of Satyajit Ray
When Mainak Bhaumik decided to take up Apu and Durga as the names of the two protagonists, for his 2018 Bengali film — Generation Ami, he knew that the fate of his characters…
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Now you can buy our SPACE!
The Hemlock Journal is pleased to introduce a new opportunity for authors, poets, publishers, and literary organisations to professionally promote their work within our forthcoming issues. We now offer dedicated…
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‘Castle of the Wild Bees’ by Lawrence Winkler
‘When the flower blooms, the bees come uninvited.’ ~Ramakrishna The road was held together with flocks of goats and serpentine curves. Thirty cents had bought us an hour and a…
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Get Your Book Reviewed by The Hemlock Journal
At The Hemlock Journal, we believe that a thoughtful review is more than praise or criticism. It is a meaningful dialogue between text, reader, and author. Our Hemlock Book Review…
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Rachel Turney in Conversation with Nina Nicole Garner, Author of ‘The Composition of Returns’
“Those poems reflect the conditions under which the book was completed. Questions of dignity, labor, and stability had become unavoidable, and they intersected directly with the emotional concerns already present…
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Introducing The Hemlock’s ‘Early Manuscript Review Service’
Early Manuscript Review: A Much Needed Review of your Raw Draft before you knock the doors of any Publishing House Every book begins as a raw, imperfect draft, which is…
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Book Review of Kiran Desai’s ‘The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny’
I never read past the second chapter of Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss. So when I stumbled upon her story “An Unashamed Proposal” in New Yorker magazine, I was…
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‘Serpentine’ by Beth Sherman
The marker went up on a Tuesday at the corner of Cumberland Head Road, right next to Lake Champlain. A maroon metal sign with gold letters proclaiming: CHAMPY, the legendary…
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