Pegasus Press

Next Special Issue on Amitav Ghosh <> it will also include a few other articles <> Monographs on Ruskin Bond, Derozio and The Prince respectively by Mitali Gangopadhyay, Nishi Pulugurtha and Sudeshna Kar Barua are available now.

Pegasus Sonnets Number August 2011
Contents

· Sanjukta Das : Shakespeare’s Sonnets 87 and 130 : Readings
· Kalyani Ghosh : ‘No longer mourn’: Shakespeare’s Probe into Approaching Old Age and Death
· Siddhartha Biswas : Elizabethan Sonnets
· Ian Johnston : A Note on Shakespeare’s Sonnets
· Sudeshna Kar Barua : Three Shakespearean Sonnets
· Reena Sinha : Reflections on Wordsworth’s Sonnets
· Pritha Kundu : One Who ‘Fears’ and ‘Laughs’ with Shakespeare: A Look into Two Sonnets by Keats
· Sanghita Sanyal : The Feminist Undertones in the Sonnets of Four Women Sonneteers
· Satarupa Sarkar : The Bengali Sonnet from Rabindranath to Bishnu De
· Two Notes on the Sonnet Form (from the Internet)

News Archives

PEGASUS

ISSN 0975-8488

PEGASUS is a non-profit peer reviewed literary journal published by the Pegasus Press. The journal publishes articles on fiction, drama and poetry, particularly English. The contributors may include university, college and school teachers, research scholars as well as undergraduate and postgraduate students, as long as the subjects of exploration are literature, language and Social Sciences. There are plans also to branch out into publications in other languages and and in subjects like Economics, Political Science, History, Education. Anyone interested in these subjects, even if they belong to other disciplines can join us.

The journal reaches teachers and students of language, literature and social sciences in colleges and universities in Kolkata, and its suburbs, all of West Bengal, as well as other Indian cities. Readership is not limited to academic circles, quite a few interested lay persons are its regular readers. Hopefully, it will now reach a wider circle of readers all over the World.

We are inviting teachers and students of English Literature and language, literature in other languages, as well as teachers of Social Sciences and students to become members. Explore the other pages on our site to find out more.