Category: literary criticism.
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Call for Submissions : Issue 11 (Summer 2026)
The Hemlock Journal is delighted to announce that submissions are now open for Issue 11 (Summer 2026) Up to Issue 10, we offered our contributors publication in our print and…
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Issue 11 Announcement: From Now On, We will Pay our Contributors
The Hemlock Journal is delighted to announce that submissions for Issue 11 are going to open on June 1st, which will be published worldwide in print, digital, and eBook editions. …
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Remapping the Past: Trauma and the Reconstructed Self in ‘The Other Side of Silence’
The Partition of 1947 ruptured the Indian nation not merely in the political sense of the term; it also enforced social, emotional, and psychological divides, leaving identities and histories irrevocably…
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E M Forster’s ‘The Machine Stops’: Technology, Isolation, and a Dystopian Future
If you’ve been reading up on the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence (AI), especially the terrifying scenarios it could lead us to, chances are that you’ve come across the…
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Same-sex Sharing Same Suppressed Sentiments: Queer undercurrents and the subversive potential for female kinships in Jane Austen’s Fiction
The paper aims to explore the queer undercurrents and female kinships, especially homosocial bonds spanning across the works of Jane Austen. The queer potential has been recognized in female friendships…
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Vision, Voice, and Violence in Toni Morrison’s ‘The Bluest Eye’ by Anikait Chakraborty
“Here is the house. It is green and white. It has a red door. It is very pretty. Here is the family. Mother, Father, Dick, and Jane live in the…
