Book of the Week: Ash
This volume by Masaya Saito gave English-language haiku readers a first glimpse at what came to be called gendai.
Book of the Week: tenement landscapes
Paul David Mena’s haiku have a sunny surface and a dark underside, as this gritty first collection attests.
How We Haiku — Teaching Stories 5
Brad Bennett points us to some children's books that all haiku poets can love.
The Renku Sessions: A Day of Snow 13
Marshall Hryciuk leads us deeper into the world of renku!
Book of the Week: Sketches from the San Joaquin
Michael McClintock is one of the longest serving haiku poets, and one of the best, as this recent collection attests.
Librarian’s Cache: The Life of Janice M. Bostok
Digital Librarian Garry Eaton highlights holdings from the THF collections.
Book of the Week: Shifting With My Sandwich Hand
Humor leavens these pointed observations of the universe, and the people in it, in David Oates’s first collection.
Book of the Week: How Fast the Ground Moves
Claire Gallagher’s powerful natural images have resonated from her earliest work, as here.
Book of the Week: Ten Years’ Collected Haiku
William J. Higginson’s inestimable contributions to haiku include his own strong poems.