Pegasus Press

Pegasus June Number (ISSN 0975 - 8488 PEGASUS) is published <> Our New Distributor is Monfakira Books (www.monfakira.com)<> Call 9433412682 to get in touch with them <> Derozio, the second Pegasus Monograph will be published in a short while <> Pegasus May 2009, Ruskin Bond (Mitali Gangopadhyay) : the first monograph from Pegasus and a Bangla adaptation of four plays of Harold Pinter (Siddhartha Biswas): the first Bangla publication of Pegasus available at the Book Fair <> Read Derozio to Dattani: Essays in Criticism (Sanjukta Das). Delhi and Kolkata: Worldview Publications, 2008 <> All recent issues of Pegasus are available with Books' Way and 'Boi-Chitra' <> Read the following books by our members : Utopia (Bangla translation) and Bangla translation of Murder in the Cathedral (Salil Biswas) in the drama journal SAS 2008, Studies in The Importance of Being Earnest (ed Siddhartha Biswas), Quintet : Essays on Five Indo-Anglian Poems (Sudeshna Kar Barua) and Studies in Candida (eds. Salil Biswas & Uday Bhatia) - Available at Books' way and Dasgupta's

'The monograph (Ruskin Bond) is succint, informative, readable - and a good idea. Bringing out monographs on different writers fulfils a need, I'm sure ... ... ' Ruskin Bond

Pegasus June 2010 Number contains the following: Sreemati Mukherjee: Quintessence in the Short Story: Romantic Versus Modern Contexts : Indrani Mitra : The Short Story in America : A Brief Look : Sudeshna Kar Barua : Five Short Stories: A Reader's Observation : Rumpa Das : Radical Imaginings: Reinventing ‘The Fly' : Sudakhshina Sengupta : Observations on ‘ The Ox ' : Supriya Pal : Representations of Transgressions: ‘Ulysses', ‘The Lotos Eaters', ‘The Lotus Eater' : Samrat Laskar : The Hidden Passion: Study of Incest in Somerset Maugham's ‘The Book-Bag' : Sukanti Dutta : Glimpse into the Unknown Space: Greene's ‘I Spy' : Tilottama Roy Banerjee: Innocents Abroad: Women and Arranged Marriage : Amit Sankar Saha : Two Forms: Exploration of Diaspora in Jhumpa Lahiri : Nishi Pulugurtha : The Telugu Short Story: A Brief Overview : Sumita Banerjee : The Ghost Who Walks: On the Trails of Tagore's Tales of Terror : Amarjeet Nayak : Freedom Movement, Partition and the Common Man in Manto's Stories : S.S. Gill : Partition Politics in Attia Hosain's ‘Sun Light on a Broken Column' <> Derozio monograph by Nishi Pulugurtha to be published in a few days <> Utopia (in Bangla translation) by Salil Biswas published by Monfakira, available at all major book shops .

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PEGASUS is a non-profit literary journal published by the Pegasus Press. The journal publishes articles on fiction, drama and poetry, particularly English. We also publish book reviews, academic news, notices and reports of academic activity in different English, Bengali and other Social Sciences departments in colleges and universities. 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 Scienes. 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 language, literature and social science teachers in colleges and universities in Calcutta, 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.