Kavya Bharati welcomes contributions of poetry in English, review articles and essays on poetry or particular poets, well recorded interviews with poets, and translations of poetry from Indian languages into English: from resident and non-resident Indians, and from citizens of other countries who have developed a past or current first-hand interest in India.

We prefer manuscripts on A4-size paper that are typewritten, or computer printouts. We will also process and consider material that is sent by e-mail. Submissions of essays and review articles sent in any format whatever must conform to the latest edition of the MLA Handbook.
 
All submissions must be accompanied by the full preferred postal address of the sender (including PIN code), with telephone and / or e-mail address where possible. With the submission sufficient biodata must be sent, similar to what is given in the “Contributors” pages of this issue. In the case of translations, please include the biodata of the source poet also. All submissions must be sent, preferably by Registered Post or Courier in the case of manuscripts and printouts, to Professor R.P.Nair, Editor, Kavya Bharati, SCILET, American College, Post Box No.63, Madurai  625 002 (India).
 
Utmost care will be taken of all manuscripts, but no liability is accepted for loss or damage. Kavya Bharati cannot promise to return unused manuscripts, so the sender should not include return postage or cover for this purpose. 

The Editor cannot promise to respond to inquiries regarding submissions. The sender is free to give such submissions to other publishers if he or she receives no response from KB within one year of dispatch.  Courtesy requires, however, that in such cases the sender will give prior written notification to Kavya Bharati that his/her submission is being withdrawn.
 
Kavya Bharati assumes that all its contributors will submit only writing which has not previously been published and is not currently being considered for publication, unless the contributor gives clear information to the contrary. Aside from the statements made here, Kavya Bharati cannot be responsible for inadvertently publishing material that has appeared elsewhere.