Review of The LLP Magazine : Summer Issue 2021
Introduction:
The LLP Magazine is a half-yearly literary magazine that will be published every year in June (Summer Issue) and December (Winter Issue). Our mission is to promote good literature, make readers aware of the great classics, and make literature a lot of fun.
You can find well-researched articles on literature, beautiful poetry, interesting short stories, gorgeous artwork, and recommended reads in each issue of the magazine. We will introduce many more columns and quizzes in the upcoming issues.
In this issue, we have presented the cover story on the life of Agatha Christie, her technique of writing, and her best novels that you must read. You can find literary articles on existentialism, gender roles in family structure, and the connection between Leonardo da Vinci and Alice in wonderland.
In poetry, you can find heart touching poems on various themes.
In short stories, we have a story on the pressures of student life, a story on time travel, and another thriller story with a twist.
We have beautiful artwork from 2 artists and 4 recommended reads that you must check out!
Review:
Literature adds to reality, it does not simply describe it. It enriches the necessary competencies that daily life requires and provides; and in this respect, it irrigates the deserts that our lives have already become.
The LLP Magazine, Summer Edition 2021 brings you an extravaganza. To put it rightly, it is a Vintage Classic, Magazine that has an alluring appeal about it, in terms of both content and cover page. It talks about Agatha Christie, her eminent books that are worth reading and other very impressive poems and short stories by some erudite people around the corner of the world.
I must admit that the reason I chose it to read was my keen interest that drives me often to Literature stuff, be it books, magazines or journals and I am glad it didn't disappoint me. I am in awe after reading the article: Existentialism in Dan Brown's latest novel origin which talks about committing to action and creating meaning through one's own choice of action in a meaningless world.
The poem Legend's Legacy is also quite impressive as it rightly illustrates, that literature amplifies creativity and activates our abilities and potential, simultaneously increasing empathy within us.
All in all, it was a fantastic read for me and I am really eager to grab the Winter edition of this magazine. I would like to suggest everyone out there go through this masterpiece once.
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