Dan Campbell, Author at The Haiku Foundation

Book of the Week – Cricket Song: A Selection of Haiku by Ludmila Balabanova

September 18, 2023
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Born: in Novi Pazar, Bulgaria | Resides: Sofia, Bulgaria. Lecturer of Computer Engineering, writer of poetry, haiku and essays, Ph.D. dissertation titled “The Power of the Unsaid in the Poetic."

Book of the Week – Too Small for Meat by Nigerian Poet Barnabas Adeleke

September 11, 2023
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Barnabas Adeleke’s haiku overcome Nigeria’s two-season limitation of either dry wind or rain.

The Librarian’s Cache – Haiku Page: A haiku journal edited and published by JQ Zheng

In Issue 10, Zheng writes – “Haiku Page started as a brochure. It’s a joy that Haiku Page can provide a platform for poetic expressions in the oddest times of our age.

Book of the Week – Bird Quiet: A Collection of Bird Haiku by Ronald Baatz

August 28, 2023
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Ronald Baatz, American poet, is a prolific writer of haiku and tanka style poems.

Book of the Week – The Moon Unfazed by Christopher Herold

August 21, 2023
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Christopher Herold is a teacher, a haiku poet, co-founder of The Heron's Nest (a quarterly Web and annual hard-copy haiku journal), and a Zen practitioner.

Book of the Week – Now: A Book of Short Verse and Haiku by Graham High

August 14, 2023
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Nathan Hassall was born in the United Kingdom. He received a BA Hons in History at the University of Kent and also studied at the University of Massachusetts.

The Librarian’s Cache – Echidna Tracks: A Haiku Journal from Australia

Echidna Tracks: A Haiku Journal from Australia

Book of the Week – dregsongs from blab cartilage: gendai haiku by Nathan Hassall

July 31, 2023
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Nathan Hassall was born in the United Kingdom. He received a BA Hons in History at the University of Kent and also studied at the University of Massachusetts.

Book of the Week – Pillars of Fire: Haiku and Haibun by Steven Carter

July 24, 2023
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Steven Carter (August 29, 1943 - December 18, 2019) was the author of more than forty published books and the recipient of numerous literary awards.

Book of the Week – Igracke(Toys): Haiku about Toys

July 17, 2023
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Gabriel Bates is a contemporary poet living in southeast Kansas.

The Librarian’s Cache – Incense Dreams: A Quarterly Poetry Journal

Incense Dreams was a quarterly poetry journal with emphasis on Japanese short forms, founded and edited by Lucia Fontana.

Book of the Week – Only Whispers by Gabriel Bates

June 26, 2023
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Gabriel Bates is a contemporary poet living in southeast Kansas.

Book of the Week – Looking Back: A Conversation with George Swede

June 19, 2023
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George shares his first attempts at writing haiku, how English-language haiku has evolved over the years and other topics.

Book of the Week – Where Waves Were by Robert Mainone

June 12, 2023
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His haiku have appeared on T-shirts, gift cards, and address labels "penny poems", etched on cobalt drinking cups, on large color photographs, and on city buses.

Book of the Week – Haiku: A 1965 Collection of Haiku by Canadian Poet Claire Pratt

June 5, 2023
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Mildred Claire Pratt (18 March 1921 – 5 April 1995) was a Canadian artist, poet and editor.

Book of the Week – The Anabasis of Man: Parallel Haiku by Michael O’Brien

May 22, 2023
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Micheline Beaudry (born June 29, 1942, Montréal, Québec, Canada), retired social worker and haiku organizer and poet.

Book of the Week – A Book of Seasons by New Zealander Dick Whyte

May 15, 2023
Dan Campbell
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Micheline Beaudry (born June 29, 1942, Montréal, Québec, Canada), retired social worker and haiku organizer and poet.

Book of the Week – The Water’s Night by Micheline Beaudry and translated by Mike Montreuil

May 8, 2023
Dan Campbell
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Micheline Beaudry (born June 29, 1942, Montréal, Québec, Canada), retired social worker and haiku organizer and poet.

Book of the Week – Torii Haiku: Profane to a Sacred Life by David H. Rosen

May 1, 2023
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David trained as a psychiatrist at the Langley Porter Institute in San Francisco.

Dan Campbell

Book of the Week – Cricket Song: A Selection of Haiku by Ludmila Balabanova

Book of the Week – Too Small for Meat by Nigerian Poet Barnabas Adeleke

The Librarian’s Cache – Haiku Page: A haiku journal edited and published by JQ Zheng

Book of the Week – Bird Quiet: A Collection of Bird Haiku by Ronald Baatz

Book of the Week – The Moon Unfazed by Christopher Herold

Book of the Week – Now: A Book of Short Verse and Haiku by Graham High

The Librarian’s Cache – Echidna Tracks: A Haiku Journal from Australia

Book of the Week – dregsongs from blab cartilage: gendai haiku by Nathan Hassall

Book of the Week – Pillars of Fire: Haiku and Haibun by Steven Carter

Book of the Week – Igracke(Toys): Haiku about Toys

The Librarian’s Cache – Incense Dreams: A Quarterly Poetry Journal

Book of the Week – Only Whispers by Gabriel Bates

Book of the Week – Looking Back: A Conversation with George Swede

Book of the Week – Where Waves Were by Robert Mainone

Book of the Week – Haiku: A 1965 Collection of Haiku by Canadian Poet Claire Pratt

Book of the Week – The Anabasis of Man: Parallel Haiku by Michael O’Brien

Book of the Week – A Book of Seasons by New Zealander Dick Whyte

Book of the Week – The Water’s Night by Micheline Beaudry and translated by Mike Montreuil

Book of the Week – Torii Haiku: Profane to a Sacred Life by David H. Rosen

Book of the Week: Deer Heart by Stephen Toft

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