Book of the Week: a mime’s perpendicular pause
A short collection from a poet who resides in both Japanese and American haiku worlds.
Book of the Week: An Introduction to Haiku
A short anthology of work tinged with a Zen flavor.
Book of the Week: Clouds Empty Themselves
A tribute to Vancouver Island by native Winona Baker.
Book of the Week: cicada voices
The reluctant collection by one of ELH’s first and best writers.
Book of the Week: LapisLazuli Haiku
Ruth Franke’s haiku are beautifully presented in this inventive book format.
Book of the Week: coins in the dust
A tribute to the late Bart Mesotten, haiku pioneer of Europe.
Book of the Week: The Universe in Me
VIktoria Kabadelova gives us insight into the Balkan approach to haiku.
Book of the Week: gaining amber
David LeCount was one of the first poets involved in the haiku community.
Book of the Week: bird song more and more
L. A. Davidson contributed in many ways to the haiku community.
Book of the Week: The Birds That Stay
Beverley George is an important poet and editor in Australia, and this very brief volume gives a taste of her style.
Book of the Week: at herring cove
Ronald Baatz’s keen observations of birds and supple lines of haiku are in full flow in this early collection.
Book of the Week: Cornflowers
Evelyn Hermann was most interested in the fun haiku (and senryu) could provide, and this collection is evidence.