Book of the Week: My Own Rhythm: An Approach to Haiku by Ann Atwood
Ann is from California and has had a successful career as a photographer, poet and children’s author.
Book of the Week: Mount Gassan’s Slope: Haiku, Senryu and Sumi-e by Ann Newell
Ann Newell offers us her sparse, deliberate haiku and powerful sumi-e drawings.
Book of the Week: Bashō: The Complete Haiku of Japanese Poet Matsuo Basho, in Translation by Jane Reichhold
The 17th-century Japanese haiku master Basho was born Matsuo Kinsaku near Kyoto, Japan.
Book of the Week: Because of a Seagull: A Book of Haiku by Gilles Fabre
Gilles Fabre started writing haiku in the mid 1990’s when he took a sabbatical break for a year to travel around the world.
Book of the Week: A Selection by H. F. Noyes of his Favorite Haiku, Volume 2
H.F. Noyes was a poet, editor, and psychotherapist.
Book of the Week: Heart and Bones: A Book of Haiku by Bob Boldman
“Bob Boldman has struck me as one of the most interesting and real haiku authors we have studied."
Book of the Week: Face of the Snail: A Collection of Haiku by American Poet Jimi Bernath
Jimi Bernath is a poet and essayist in Colorado and has been part of the Denver poetry scene since the early '70s,
Book of the Week: Bus Stop Haiku: The Urban Haiku of Brian Robertson
Brian Robertson has been writing haiku throughout the years and contemplating and learning at Buddhist monasteries.
Book of the Week: Wild Again: Selected Haiku of Nina Wicker
Nina Wicker founded the literary journal Manna which she edited and produced from 1980 to 1993.
Book of the Week: Stallion’s Crag: A Book of Haiku and Haibun by Welsh Poet Ken Jones
Ken Jones was not only a haiku poet but that he also played an important part in educating others about haibun.
Book of the Week: A Train Hurtles West: A Collection of Haiku by Irish Poet Maeve O’Sullivan.
Maeve O' Sullivan is a founding member of the Hibernian Poetry Workshop and Haiku Ireland.
Book of the Week: From Pebble to Pebble: A Book of Haiku by K. Ramesh
K. Ramesh is one of India’s earliest recruits to haiku and tanka.
Book of the Week: The Shape of Water: A Collection of Haiku by Robert Spiess
Robert Spiess (16 October 1921 – 13 March 2002) was editor of American Haiku and Modern Haiku.
Book of the Week: Cranes Arise: A Collection of Haiku by Native American Poet Gerald Vizenor
Cranes Arise is a collection of haiku scenes presented with place names.
Book of the Week: Balcony: One-Line Haiku by Dimitar Anakiev
Dimitar Anakiev began to write and publish poetry at the age of 13,
Book of the Week: Through the Café Door: 40 Haiku by Caroline Gourlay
She was the editor of Blithe Spirit, the journal of the British Haiku Society from 1998–2000.
Book of the Week: Pompeian Figures by John Martone
John's pen-names include Ordinary Fool and Worst of Sinners.
Book of the Week: A New Resonance – Emerging Voices in English Language Haiku
In this 1999 anthology, the editors present haiku by 20 authors.
Book of the Week: The Cutter – A Book of Haiku by Joann Grisetti
Joann grew up in Sasebo, Japan and currently lives in Florida with her husband and two sons.