Librarian’s Cache: Dogwood Blossoms: Journal of the Month, August 2021
This 1993 - 1995 online digest of haiku subjects, poems and other contributions was edited by Gary Warner.
Librarian’s Cache: High/Coo: Journal of the Month, July 2021
High/Coo Quarterly was published from 1976 until 1982.
Librarian’s Cache: Roadrunner – Journal of the Month, June 2021
Roadrunner was published from December 2004 through May 2013.
Librarian’s Cache: American Haiku – Journal of the Month, May 2021
American Haiku was founded in 1963 and continued publication through 1968.
Librarian’s Cache: Poet of the Month – Alan Summers
Alan Summers is a Pushcart Prize nominated poet
Librarian’s Cache: Poet of the Month – Janice Bostok
Janice Bostok made significant contributions to the development of Australian haiku.
Librarian’s Cache: Additions to the Digital Library and Haiku in the News
For lovers of new poetic forms . . .
Librarian’s Cache: Hainka: A Fusion of Haiku and Tanka
For lovers of new poetic forms . . .
Librarian’s Cache: The Life of Janice M. Bostok
Digital Librarian Garry Eaton highlights holdings from the THF collections.
Librarian’s Cache: Lloyd J. Reynolds and Weathergrams
Digital Librarian Garry Eaton highlights holdings from the THF collections.
Library Acquisitions Spring 2016
THF Librarian Garry Eaton highlights some of the Foundation’s digital holdings.
Librarian’s Cache: Rob Scott’s History of Australian Haiku
THF Digital Librarian Garry Eaton highlights Rob Scott’s history of Australian haiku.
Librarian’s Cache: Robert Hoover’s Zen
Robert Hoover’s excellent book on Zen allows us to reacquaint ourselves with a topic allied with, if tangential to, haiku.
Librarian’s Cache: Mike Spikes on Jack Kerouac
Digital Librarian Garry Eaton highlights especially interesting work from The Haiku Foundation’s holdings.
Librarian’s Cache: Ty Hadman on Helen Chenoweth
Foundation Librarian Garry Eaton highlights Ty Hadman’s essay on haiku pioneer Helen Chenoweth.
Librarian’s Cache: The Haiku Aesthetics of Dietmar Tauchner
THF Digital Librarian Garry Eaton highlights an essay by Austrian poet Dietmar Tauchner.