LALITAMBA is a journal of international writings for liberation. The journal was inspired by a pilgrimage through India. The name comes from a bhajan sung, “Lalitamba, Lalitamba” and means Divine Mother.

LALITAMBA 2019 features Consider the Ravens • All That Glitters • Tribute to Harambe • Portrait of a Devotee

Contributors include Jody Azzouni, Tim Bascom, Guy
R. Beining, Joseph Bottone, Richard Alan Bunch, Clifford
Browder, Edward Bruce Bynum, Frank Cavano, Noel
Conneely, Jamie Donohoe, Craig Evenson, Cheryl J. Fish,
Hayley Guariglia, Gregory Gilbert Gumbs, George Held,
Robert Hirschfield, Matthew T. Hummer, Steve Jordan,
Rebecca Lilly, Florica Elena Lorint, Bray McDonald, Tara Menon, Greg Moglia, Rich Murphy, Ayaz Daryl Nielsen, Kirby Olson, Jared Pearce, Simon Perchik, Jennifer Raha, Marilyn Ringer, Timothy Robbins, Cory Russo, Daniel Patrick Scott, J.T. Townley, John J. Trause, Eve Van Dyke, Kelley Jean White, Kimberly White, and Kristin Camitta Zimet.

We know outer space is the homestead of suns, beyond our body’s totem of joy, where we may discover something more spiritual than spirit and more intelligent than intellect.
—Richard Alan Bunch

LALITAMBA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and is published by CHINTAMANI BOOKS. The journal is donated through our library outreach to prisons, shelters, and hospital psychiatry/addiction recovery wards throughout the United States. The journal also partners with LALITAMBA SARANAM, a holistic women’s shelter in New York City. 

Our professional editorial and design staff is all-volunteer. 100% of magazine “profits” are used to support the library outreach project. This means that your purchase supports book donations to prison inmates. Gifts are tax-deductible. Thank you!