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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.
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.
THF Galleries: Haiga of Penney L. Mellen and M. R. Defibaugh
Collaborative haiga features the creative input of more than one perspective, leading to quite different sensibilities in concert
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.