Book of the Week – God Too Awaits Light: A collection of haiku and tanka by Ram Krishna Singh
Ram has taught English language skills to students of earth and mineral sciences and practicing poetry for more than 35 years.
Book of the Week – Afriku: A book of haiku and senryu by Ghanaian poet Adjei Agyei-Baah
Adjei is the inventor and champion of Afriku – an avant-garde haiku type that focuses on the unique images and settings of Africa.
Book of the Week – In the Wake of Silence: 208 Haiku by Klaus-Dieter Wirth
Klaus-Dieter Wirth has been writing haiku for more than 40 years.
Book of the Week – The Winter Garden by Jack Barry
“In the case of haiku, Jack often has a pen and paper at the ready in his pockets. He is a dedicated gardener, banjo player and Vispassana meditator.”
Book of the Week – Pilgrimage by Michael Dudley
In a review of Pilgrimage, Jim Kacian writes – “These brief, evocative poems of pilgrimage by Michael Dudley both subtly and explicitly explore the natural world...
Book of the Week – Hidden River by Denis Garrison
Denis M. Garrison was born in Iowa. He spent most of his childhood in Japan and his youth in Europe, North Africa, and the western Pacific.
Book of the Week – Cricket Song: A Selection of Haiku by Ludmila Balabanova
Born: in Novi Pazar, Bulgaria | Resides: Sofia, Bulgaria. Lecturer of Computer Engineering, writer of poetry, haiku and essays, Ph.D. dissertation titled “The Power of the Unsaid in the Poetic."
Book of the Week – Too Small for Meat by Nigerian Poet Barnabas Adeleke
Barnabas Adeleke’s haiku overcome Nigeria’s two-season limitation of either dry wind or rain.
Book of the Week – Bird Quiet: A Collection of Bird Haiku by Ronald Baatz
Ronald Baatz, American poet, is a prolific writer of haiku and tanka style poems.
Book of the Week – The Moon Unfazed by Christopher Herold
Christopher Herold is a teacher, a haiku poet, co-founder of The Heron's Nest (a quarterly Web and annual hard-copy haiku journal), and a Zen practitioner.
Book of the Week – Now: A Book of Short Verse and Haiku by Graham High
Nathan Hassall was born in the United Kingdom. He received a BA Hons in History at the University of Kent and also studied at the University of Massachusetts.
Book of the Week – dregsongs from blab cartilage: gendai haiku by Nathan Hassall
Nathan Hassall was born in the United Kingdom. He received a BA Hons in History at the University of Kent and also studied at the University of Massachusetts.
Book of the Week – Pillars of Fire: Haiku and Haibun by Steven Carter
Steven Carter (August 29, 1943 - December 18, 2019) was the author of more than forty published books and the recipient of numerous literary awards.
Book of the Week – Igracke(Toys): Haiku about Toys
Gabriel Bates is a contemporary poet living in southeast Kansas.
Book of the Week – Only Whispers by Gabriel Bates
Gabriel Bates is a contemporary poet living in southeast Kansas.
Book of the Week – Looking Back: A Conversation with George Swede
George shares his first attempts at writing haiku, how English-language haiku has evolved over the years and other topics.
Book of the Week – Where Waves Were by Robert Mainone
His haiku have appeared on T-shirts, gift cards, and address labels "penny poems", etched on cobalt drinking cups, on large color photographs, and on city buses.
Book of the Week – Haiku: A 1965 Collection of Haiku by Canadian Poet Claire Pratt
Mildred Claire Pratt (18 March 1921 – 5 April 1995) was a Canadian artist, poet and editor.
Book of the Week – The Anabasis of Man: Parallel Haiku by Michael O’Brien
Micheline Beaudry (born June 29, 1942, Montréal, Québec, Canada), retired social worker and haiku organizer and poet.
Book of the Week – A Book of Seasons by New Zealander Dick Whyte
Micheline Beaudry (born June 29, 1942, Montréal, Québec, Canada), retired social worker and haiku organizer and poet.