The Librarian’s Cache – Moongarlic E-Zine
Moongralic E-Zine was published by the Yet To Be Named Free Press in England and ceased publication in 2017.
Book of the Week: Fish and Moon: A Chapbook of Haiku by Canadian Poet Terry Ann Carter
Poet and paper artist, Terry Ann Carter is the author of six collections of long form poetry, two haiku guidebooks, and five haiku chapbooks.
Book of the Week: Snail My Friend: A Collection of Haiku by Nika (Jim Force) and Issa
Nika’s haiku were written in direct response to those of Issa or as a response to similar life experiences.
Book of the Week: Oblici Praznine (The Shapes of Emptiness): Haiku in Croatian by Robert Bebek
Readers of Mr. Bebek’s subtle haiku will encounter an awesome sensibility: most notable in the poet’s appreciation of nuance, and in his close identification with nature .
The Librarian’s Cache – How to Haiku
The Haiku Foundation’s website and Digital Library have excellent resources on the art of writing haiku.
Book of the Week: Convicts Shoot the Breeze: A Book of Prison Haiku by Johnny Baranski
Johnny spent time in prison after his arrests for nonviolent resistance to war and the Trident nuclear weapon system.
Book of the Week: Haiku Ikebana by Elena Malec, Accompanied by Photographs of Her Ikebana Arrangements
Elena Malec was born in Bucharest, Romania in 1954 and she started drawing at an early age.
Book of the Week: January Sun: A Collection of Haiku by Stanford M. Forrester
Stanford M. Forrester is a past president of the Haiku Society of America and founder and editor of bottle rockets.
Book of the Week: Winnows: A Collection of Haiku by Canadian Poet Maxianne Berger
Winnows contains haiku and senryu “plundered” from Herman Melville's Moby Dick.
The Librarian’s Cache – Essays in the Digital Library
There are more than 250 essays in the digital library on a wide range of haiku-related topics.
Book of the Week: Yellow Light: Haiku by Jack Galmitz with an introduction by Brendan Slater
Jack Galmitz was born in New York City in 1951. His poems, haiku and free verse, have appeared in publications worldwide.
Book of the Week: Tossed Pebbles: A Collection of Haiku and Photo Haiku by Roderick J. Stewart (aka Roderick Ayres).
Roderick writes: “For me the haiku and its relationship to my nature photographs is the best way to express the beauty of life..."
Book of the Week: Dewdrops on the Weeds: A Collection of Haiku by Bulgarian Poet Ludmila Balabanova
She has published nine collections of poetry and received two Touchstone Distinguished Book Awards.
Book of the Week: Scaring Crow: A Collection of Haiku by Ghanaian Poet Adjei Agyei-Baah
Adjei Agyei-Baah is the the co-founder of the Africa Haiku Network and The Mamba.
Book of the Week: bug-eyed & bird-brained by Rick Clark with Sumi illustrations by Fumiko Kimura
Rick Clark is a poet, editor, and educator who has also dabbled in classical violin, birds, filmmaking, photography, Zen, and yoga.
Book of the Week: Mlijecnom Stazom (Down the Milky Way): A Book of Haiku by Dejan Pavlinović in Croatian and English
Dejan Pavlinović (born January 30, 1968) is a Croatian haiku poet and a graduate in English and German languages and literature.
The Librarian’s Cache – Stardust Haiku: Poetry With a Little Sparkle
Stardust Haiku is a monthly haiku journal published by Valentina Ranaldi-Adams.
Book of the Week: The River’s Edge: A Collection of Haiku by British Poet Annie Bachini
Annie is featured in a Haiku Foundation Poet Profile and lives in London, England.
Book of the Week: One or Two of a Kind: Collated by Jim Kacian
This book features some poets who are the first in their country to make their cultures aware of haiku.
Book of the Week: Renga 4×2 by British Poets Colin Blundell and Dick Pettit
This is a collection of renku by British poets Colin Blundell and Dick Pettit.