Book of the Week: The River’s Edge: A Collection of Haiku by British Poet Annie Bachini
Annie is featured in a Haiku Foundation Poet Profile and lives in London, England.
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Amoolya Kamalnath - a soulful senryu: commentaries on Eleonore Nickolay's poem "All Soul's Day/my cake never as good/as hers"
Book of the Week: One or Two of a Kind: Collated by Jim Kacian
This book features some poets who are the first in their country to make their cultures aware of haiku.
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Sébastien Revon - a surrealist poem of longing and awe — commentary on Peter Yovu's poem "sunrise darkens the face I dream with"
THF Galleries: Photo Haiku of Elizabeth Crocket
Elizabeth Crocket includes photo haiku in her haiku toolbox
Book of the Week: Renga 4×2 by British Poets Colin Blundell and Dick Pettit
This is a collection of renku by British poets Colin Blundell and Dick Pettit.
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Marion Clarke - our lessening grip of control...
Commentaries on John Stevenson's haiku: in the beginning/he was just pretending/to sound grumpy
Book of the Week: 75 Haiku – A Collection of Haiku from Indian Poet Manu Kant
Many of Manu’s poems are observations about the lives of wastepickers.
Book of the Week: Undercurrents by Irish Poet Amanda Bell
Amanda Bell is an Irish poet, author, editor, and mentor.
HAIKU BRIDGES — An Interview with Owen Bullock
Our conversation with a trailblazer in the use of haiku as a healing tool and personal well-being practice
Book of the Week: To Make a World: One Hundred Haiku and One Waka by James Liguri
James Luguri left home at the age of thirteen to enter a Carmelite community.
Book of the Week: Penguins/Pingviner: Haiku by Danish Poet Johannes S. H. Bjerg
Johannes Bjerg is from Denmark and writes, in both Danish and English.