Book of the Week: Mon Poeme Favori/My Favorite Poem: A Book of French Language Haiku by Jean Antonini
This book of French language haiku by Jean Antonini is translated into English by Richard Bateman.
HAIKU BRIDGES – A course in haiku for people living with Parkinson’s
A UK-based community interest organization taps into the expressive power, aesthetic pleasures and therapeutic benefits of haiku
Book of the Week: Shorelines: Haibun, Haiku and Tanka by Kirsty Karkow
KIrsty's poetry is infused with images of shorelines and forests in Maine.
THF Galleries: Photo Haiku of Ram Chandran Sundararajan
Ram Chandran Sundararajan shares his photo haiku with the THF audience
Book of the Week: The Hiker Sees His Shadow: A Broadsheet of Haiku by Richard Straw
Richard has been a regular contributor to the North Carolina Haiku Society.
Book of the Week: Three Haiku Chapbooks by James W. Hackett
James wrote that haiku poetry is a literary expression of Zen Buddhism.
Book of the Week: The Celesta Made of Water: A Book of Haiku by Mike Andrelczyk
Andrelczyk’s work has been described as poems from the edge of haiku.
Book of the Week: Into the Sun: Selected Haiku and Tanka by Edith Bartholomuesz
The Introduction to Into the Sun contains an interesting recipe on How to Write a Poem.
THF Galleries: Haiga and Photo Haiku of Robert Erlandson
Robert’s work features a consideration of the commonalities of the species . . .
Book of the Week: On a Barn Ridgetile: A Collection of Haiku by Colin Blundell
Colin is a retired teacher who edited Blithe Spirit, the journal of The British Haiku Society for 14 years.
Book of the Week: Arrested Ephemera: 45 Haiku Interpreted in Etching and Collage by Ellen Peckham
Her poetry and images have been widely published in the United States and other countries.