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New Haiku in AHG & a Memoriam for John Carley
I suspect I’ve written posts about Haibun Today and A Hundred Gourds each March over the last couple of years – but here we are again with new issues! Haibun Today‘s latest has heaps of great pieces, one of my favs is by Lynn Wohlwend – check it out here. A Hundred Gourds includes one…
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A Haibun & Haiku Update
Today I wanted to share some acceptances and also some submission openings in the haiku/haibun world. Most recently I was lucky enough to have pieces accepted at both Haibun Today and The Heron’s Nest. First, here’s a winter themed haibun and then a haiku in the opposite season! Browsing over at the latest Heron’s Nest there’s…
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Third Australian Haiku Anthology
One of Australia’s best known haiku publications, paper wasp is a quarterly out of Queensland, Australia, and one which is open to submissions worldwide. They’ve always published great haiku (and related forms) from not only Australia’s best-known haiku poets but newer writers too, and I’ve been lucky enough to join all of those writers in…
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Going Down Swinging No.29
Very simply, you should get this one. . But glib statements aside, this is a fantastic issue. Right down to the beautiful print job – holding GDS #29 you almost get the feeling that you ought to have cotton gloves on, it’s just a wonderful finish. And the cover by Mila Faranov is outstanding, presented…
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New Renku up at the Snail
If you like renku, we’ve just finished our first Triparshva at Issa’s Snail, led by John Carley and including other talents like William Sorlien, Lorin Ford, _kala and myself. Be quick because the full text will be taken down soon! Shades of Autumn
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A 3rd Helping of Haiku
This time it’s some of mine – you can find one of my haiku in Issue 2 of Notes from the Gean (and Issue 1 too actually) And another in theAugust issue of World Haiku Review I’m really happy to be in both of these publications – feels great to share the pages with such…
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Haiku from Issa’s Snail
Today I’m mirroring a post from kipple – where I collected samples from some of the great poets contributing to the interactive renku site Issa’s Snail (see link to the right) I hope to present more soon! two worn Oxfords all that’s left of father in the wardrobe ~ a heron’s meal interrupted by a…
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