Book of the Week: Much Of It: Haiku by Ghanian Poet Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah
Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah is a mixed-media artist and has practiced art all his life.
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Jonathan Epstein - a perfect haiku: comments on "snow on reeds/the hush of a barn owl/across the fen" by Christopher Jupp
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “winter melting”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
Book of the Week: White Rose, Red Rose: Haiku by Johnny Baranski and David H. Rosen
With these forty short poems Johnny Baranski and David Rosen arrange a bouquet of hope.
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Patricia McGuire — an amusing observation: comments on "used-book store/its dusty true-crime section/covered with fingerprints" by John J. Dunphy
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Jennifer Gurney — a lot to unpack: comments on "belfast campus blast/i sift through the remains/of my neutrality" by Marion Clarke
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “nesting season”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
Book of the Week: Sanguinella: Haiku by British Poet Helen Buckingham
Helen Buckingham lives in Wells, England and her haiku have been featured in many journals..
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Sébastien Revon — in which box do we put our memories? Comments on "moving boxes…/still leaning on the bare tree/our rotten ladder" by Eva Limbach
Book of the Week: Haiku: The Interior and Exterior of Being by Don Baird
In the Living Haiku Anthology, Don writes: My career is one of Martial Arts -- Kung Fu.
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Jonathan Epstein — nothing is ordinary: comments on "old coat/closer and closer/to my dad" by Sébastien Revon
Book of the Week: Where Will This Train Take Me: A Collection of Haiku by Barbara F. Buck
A native of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Barbara Buck has previously published three books of classical haiku.
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “wordless”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
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Amanda White - bleakly beautiful: comments on "beyond the poems/beyond the battlefield/mother’s vacant gaze" — Arvinder Kaur
Book of the Week: High Fashion: Haiku by Adjei Agyei-Baah With Photographs by Jerome Berglund
This chapbook is a collaboration between the poet Adjei Agyei-Baah and photographer Jerome Berglund.
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Harrison Lightwater — a palette of pale golden dawn: commentary on "a haddock/poaching in warm milk/first light" by Al Peat.
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “written new”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
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Mark Gilbert — fourteen billion years in an instant: comments on "fourteen billion years/that's all it took/to make today" by H. A. Sappho
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Jennifer Gurney — a watershed experience! Commentaries on "merely a lake/flowing into a lake/Niagara Falls" by Maxianne Berger.
Book of the Week: Earthlings by Allan Burns
Allan Burns has published haiku in Acorn, Frogpond, The Heron's Nest, Modern Haiku and other magazines.