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,
Book of the Week: Heaton Farm Haiku
...an interesting piece of regional literature about Whiteside County, Illinois...
Book of the Week: Dengonban Messages
“It is easy to eat a one line poem inscribed upon rice paper. It is much harder to eat an epic.”
Book of the Week: Dusting the Buddha
Leuck is the master of a dry, impersonal, haiku style . . .
Book of the Week: Wooing the Meadowlark
Unfortunately, as far as we know she published only this one volume. . .
Book of the Week: Chincoteague
"Chincoteague . . . a small barrier island off the Atlantic coast of Virginia"
Book of the Week: Mountain Trail: Following the Master
"The lessons were about more than painting . . ."
Book of the Week: Stone Circles
Imaginative interpretations of Celtic/Christian myth and legend.