Scope

LitVerse Chronicles is a monthly English literature journal that serves as a diverse and inclusive platform for all who are passionate about exploring literature across various genres and periods. We focus on capturing the ever-changing dynamics of literary studies by blending the past and present through insightful discussions. Our journal spans a wide range of topics including literary theory, poetry, period studies, cultural analysis, and creative works that examine human experiences through storytelling.

We emphasize exploring the intersection of literature with various aspects of culture, history, politics, and identity, including themes related to gender, class, and cultural heritage. By fostering an environment that encourages the study of both well-known classics and emerging voices, we aim to inspire scholarly discussion and appreciation for the impact of literature in society.

The journal welcomes contributions from scholars, writers, and enthusiasts who take an interdisciplinary approach to literature and aim to engage deeply with the transformative power of the written word. We particularly encourage submissions that challenge traditional interpretations and bring fresh perspectives to the literary landscape. Our aim is to bridge the gap between academic rigor and public engagement, advancing the understanding of literature in the contemporary world.

Journal abbreviation: LVC

The journal aims

• To publish scholarly articles and essays reflecting current trends and approaches in English literature.

• To foster dialogue on the intersection of literature with culture, history, politics, and identity.

• To provide a platform for diverse voices, including marginalized perspectives, in literary scholarship.

• To promote critical engagement with both classical and contemporary literature.

• To contribute to the advancement of literary knowledge and appreciation in academic and public spheres.

• To inspire independent thinkers and promote a deeper understanding of literary art through exploration and discussion.

Disciplines

Arts & Literature | Cultural Studies | History | Linguistics | Literary Theory | Media Studies | Sociology | Psychology | Film and Theatre | Creative Writing | Poetry Analysis | Period Studies | Critical Reviews

Frequency:
The journal is published on a monthly basis.

Languages of publication:
English

Starting Year:
2024

Format of Publication:
Online, digital download, and reading.

Copyrights:
Retained by Author(s).

License:
Litverse Chronicles © 2024 by RH GoldenWolf Publisher is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Published by
RH GoldenWolf Publishers
Harry B. (Director & Editor-in-Chief), Ruth Neyah (Co-Director & Editor-in-Chief)
Address: No. 12, MOC Building, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu.].
Email: info@litversechronicles.com.

Other

"To sit alone in the lamplight with a book spread out before you and hold intimate converse with men of unseen generations—such is a pleasure beyond compare."
— Yoshida Kenko, quoted in European translations