Unbound is the official magazine of Unverbalise, the Indian Literary platform that aims at uniting the literary voices from all over the country and the world. The platform also aims at creating diverse opportunities for the writers to showcase their talents and own their work.

This magazine stands as the first step of Unverbalise's mission - " To help 10,000 literary craftsmen and women to showcase their craft and reach their ideal readers all the around the world."

Mrinali Jadhav, the Editor-in-chief of Unverbalise and Unbound magazine, began with the magazine design as a passionate idea that may get into reality someday. And June 2024 finally witnessed the launch of the magazine. This is the very first issue of Unbound that features some of the literary gems of the country.

Writers like Ankita Pal, Astitva Tripathi and Sakshi Nigam are the featured talents in this issue. This issue also has the interviews of the creative minds behind the 'Light House Journal' - Sophia Brokenshire and Cristopher Brokenshire.

The magazine is journey of stories that shaped the dream, which was just a wishful dream before the journey began. Short story by classic writers like Franz Kafka and featured art by Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita are the finishing touch of this issue.

Unbound is the official magazine of Unverbalise, the Indian Literary platform that aims at uniting the literary voices from all over the country and the world. The platform also aims at creating diverse opportunities for the writers to showcase their talents and own their work.

This magazine stands as the first step of Unverbalise's mission - " To help 10,000 literary craftsmen and women to showcase their craft and reach their ideal readers all the around the world."

Mrinali Jadhav, the Editor-in-chief of Unverbalise and Unbound magazine, began with the magazine design as a passionate idea that may get into reality someday. And June 2024 finally witnessed the launch of the magazine. This is the very first issue of Unbound that features some of the literary gems of the country.

Writers like Ankita Pal, Astitva Tripathi and Sakshi Nigam are the featured talents in this issue. This issue also has the interviews of the creative minds behind the 'Light House Journal' - Sophia Brokenshire and Cristopher Brokenshire.

The magazine is journey of stories that shaped the dream, which was just a wishful dream before the journey began. Short story by classic writers like Franz Kafka and featured art by Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita are the finishing touch of this issue.

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