Neab
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Neab is a bi-monthly Kashmiri literary magazine currently published from Greater Boston Area, Massachusetts, USA.
History and profile
[edit]Founded by Amin Kamil, Neab was first published from Srinagar, India, in October 1968.[1] Seventeen issues of the magazine were published before its closure in 1970.[1] It was revived by Amin Kamil's son, Muneebur Rahman in July 2005 from Boston, its new home.[1] It published 14 issues from 2005 to 2011. From 2012, it is published bi-monthly in two separate editions—online edition and print edition. Neab was the most popular literary magazines of its time. It not only introduced and published a number of young writers of that era, it also was able to lead the new talent towards modernity. Neab created a literary community which no other subsequent magazine has been able to do. In its new life, the magazine is trying to publish representative contemporary Kashmiri writing produced all over the world.
References
[edit]- 1 2 3 Majid Maqbool (January 3, 2013). "Reviving a Kashmiri literary magazine". Greater Kashmir. Retrieved February 21, 2017.
External links
[edit]- "Neab", Kashmiri Language Literary Magazine
- Neab, October 1968
- Neab, January 1969
- Neab, April 1969
- Neab, July 1969
- Neab, October 1969
- Neab, December 1969
- Neab, February 1970
- Neab, April 1970
- Neab, June 1970
- Neab, August 1970
- Neab, October 1970
- Neab, December 1970- February 1971
- Neab, April 1971
- Neab, June-August 1971
- Neab, October 1971
- Neab, June 2005
- Neab, October- December 2005
- Neab, January- March 2006
- Neab, April- May 2006
- Neab, August 2008
- Neab, January 2009
- Neab, March 2010
- Neab, January 2011
- Neab, November-December 2011
- Neab, January-February 2012
- Neab, March-April 2012
- Neab, May-June 2012
- Neab, July-August 2012
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