Book of the Week: Dreams Wander On: Contemporary Poems of Death Awareness
Epstein writes knowledgeably about death haiku . . .
Book of the Week: Snow on the Water: The Red Moon Anthology 1998
I can't imagine the size of the task the editors of this series set themselves each year . . .
Book of the Week: Haiku Dreaming Australia
Worried by the trend toward a homogeneous, global haiku, Bird hoped to foster a greater feeling among Australian haiku poets . . .
Book of the Week: The Fragrance of Dust
I turn to them in moments of quiet reflection, and so often life feels that little bit easier.
Book of the Week: Haiku Roadsign
May the method of publication give some energetic haiku poets ideas!
Book of the Week: The Wordless Poem
A book for beginners and for seasoned practitioners alike.
Book of the Week: 22 Ways to Nowhere
illustrated, haiku-like short poems in English, written in an ecstatic, child-like manner . . .
Book of the Week: Finding A Breeze
. . . a very good eye for the unusual detail that makes for a story.
Book of the Week: Two Little Girls
the haiku in this chapbook unobtrusively reflect the changing seasons.
Book of the Week: The Earth Drawn Inward
Hill's haiku are vivid to the senses: full of colour and texture.
Book of the Week: 1 imagines serif im
Bernard Gadd was a challenging figure in English-language haiku — here's a sampling why.
Book of the Week: And the Cat Too
The only copy of a publication by Kazuo Sato that THF’s digital library possesses.
Book of the Week: Bamboo Autumn
. . clear, simple, images that see the world open to the senses and render it without pretense.
Book of the Week: A Future Waterfall
A touchstone of the gendai, or “modern” haiku movement.
Book of the Week: Anthology of the Southern California Haiku Study Group
Annual anthologies a prime focus of group activity,