Book of the Week: Waking Echoes – La nuit d’eau / The Water’s Night: A Book of French Haiku by Micheline Beaudry
In Haikupedia, we learn that Micheline Beaudry was born June on 29, 1942 in Montréal, Québec, Canada
Book of the Week: Between Two Waves by H.F. Noyes
Poet and psychotherapist H.F. Noyes was born in 1918 in and wrote prolifically his entire life.
Book of the Week: Waking Echoes – A Book of Haiku by Nola Borrell
Nola Borrell has been publishing poems since the mid-1990s
Book of the Week: Pieces of Eight – Haiku Offerings Along the Eight-Fold Path
"The haiku that I am offering here are little pin pricks of reality"
Book of the Week: Exposed Wishes: A Collection of Haiku by Billy Antonio
Billy Antonio is a school teacher and was born in 1975 in the Philippines.
Book of the Week: Dover Beach and My Back Yard: A British Haiku Society Haibun Anthology
This British Haiku Society Haibun Anthology is a biennial publication.
Book of the Week: A Silver Tapestry: The Best of 25 Years of Critical Writing from the British Haiku Society
This British Haiku Society publication is a collection of essays selected from Blithe Spirit
Book of the Week: Barbed Wire Blossoms: The Museum of Haiku Literature Award Anthology, 1992-2011
The British Haiku Society Members’ Anthologies have been a high point in haiku publications for years
Book of the Week: Senryu – Japanese Satirical Verses
Read one of the most important of R. H. Blyth’s many important volumes
Book of the Week: Haiku: Volume 4, Autumn-Winter
Read one of the most important of R. H. Blyth’s many important volumes
Book of the Week: Haiku, Volume 3: Summer and Autumn
Read one of the most important of R. H. Blyth’s many important volume
Book of the Week: A History of Haiku, Volume Two
Read one of the most important of R. H. Blyth’s many important volume
Book of the Week: A History of Haiku, Volume One
Read one of the most important of R. H. Blyth’s many important volume
Book of the Week: Uncle Ghost
Ronald Baatz, American poet, is a prolific writer of haiku and tanka style poems on an amazing variety of subjects.
Book of the Week: Frozen Earth
Her book contains dozens of beautifully composed haiku for your reading pleasure.
Book of the Week: Isolation Street
. . .a topical response in 31 haiku to the condition of isolation imposed on us by Covid-19
Two Wings The Butterfly
Vizenor's haiku are marked by a quiet absorption in commonplace events that stand out because of his talent for capturing the accurate natural detail.
Two Wings The Butterfly
Vizenor's haiku are marked by a quiet absorption in commonplace events that stand out because of his talent for capturing the accurate natural detail.
The Moon Unfazed
We all write moon haiku, but do we write them well? Let Christopher’s example guide us.
The Scare Crow
Leroy's selection includes works from the old masters, as well as by contemporary English language haiku poets, and shows the range and diversity of
treatments possible for a single, defined subject when approached through the haiku lens.