Paul O. Williams
Paul O. Williams 1935 — June 2, 2009 - professor emeritus of English (Principia College) - Haiku, senryū, and tanka poet - Award-winning author of nine science fiction books - President of the Haiku Society of America (1999) - Vice-President…
Name the New Troutswirl Section
Name the New Troutswirl Section by Peter Yovu Was there ever an adventure, big or small, that did not begin with a question, and that was not fueled at every bend with further questions and ongoing curiosity and the longing…
Montage #14
Montage #14, presented by Allan Burns, is now up here on The Haiku Foundation website. This week’s theme is “Water Works” and features the haiku of Yosa Buson (与謝蕪村), Christopher Herold and Kirsty Karkow.
Notes From the Gean (Volume 1, Issue 1)
The first issue of Notes From the Gean: A Journal of Japanese Short Forms (Volume 1, Issue 1) is now up. Published by Gean Tree Press, this online journal features sections containing haiku, tanka, haiga, and other special features. The…
The Heron's Nest (Volume XI, No 2: June, 2009)
The new issue of The Heron's Nest (Volume XI, Number 2: June, 2009) is now up.
LYNX (XXIV:2 June, 2009)
The new issue of LYNX: A Journal for Linking Poets (XXIV:2 June, 2009) is now up.
Montage #13
Montage #13, presented by Allan Burns, is now up here on The Haiku Foundation website. This week’s theme is “Forms” and features the haiku of John Martone, Marlene Mountain and O Mabson Southard.
Silliman's Blog
Just a little info posting, but Ron Silliman, the judge of the 2008 William Carlos Williams Award who chose Roberta Beary's haiku collection, The Unworn Necklace, as a finalist, runs a diverse, and very popular, weblog devoted to links on…
Modern Haiku (40.2 summer 2009)
The new issue of Modern Haiku, 40.2 (summer 2009) is now out. Their website has been updated with a sampling. Ordering and subscription info here.
Envoy 1 (part 3)
Envoys is a section that is devoted to looking at individual, non-English haiku from the 20th and 21st centuries. For an introduction to this section, see Envoys. • Envoy 1 (part I) • Envoy 1 (part 2) .............................................................................................................................................................................. This is…
1st Yamadera Bashō Memorial Museum English Haiku Contest
The 1st Yamadera Bashō Memorial Museum English Haiku Contest has been announced. Here are the guidelines: - Only unpublished three-lined haiku poems written in English and containing a season word are acceptable. Each contestant is allowed to submit up to…
Montage #12
Montage #12, presented by Allan Burns, is now up here on The Haiku Foundation website. This week's theme is "Life & Death" and features the haiku of Nick Virgilio, George Swede and Chad Lee Robinson.