The Renku Sessions: Triparshva—Call for verse 17
Linda Papanicolaou leads in a triparshva. If you're new to renku you're especially invited to join in, learn more, and have fun. This week, the call for verse 17.
Nominate Your Favorite Haiku for a Touchstone Award
Bruce Feingold, chair of the Touchstone Awards committee, urges you to nominate your favorite work from 2015.
Book of the Week: 21 Erotic Haiku for Samantha
This is one of the most unusual books of haiku you will ever read . . .
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Nick Virgilio explains the origins of one of his best-known poems, and Dan Schwerin explores it in this week’s re:viral.
The Renku Sessions: Triparshva—Call for verse 16
Linda Papanicolaou leads in a triparshva. If you're new to renku you're especially invited to join in, learn more, and have fun. This week, the call for verse 16.
Book of the Week: Winter Touch
John Ower was attracted to haiku by its sensibility, its (seemingly unironic) acceptance of the world as it is, its association with austerity and beauty . . .
The Renku Sessions: Triparshva—Call for verse 15
Linda Papanicolaou leads in a triparshva. If you're new to renku you're especially invited to join in, learn more, and have fun. This week, the call for verse 15.
Nominate a Book for a Touchstone Award
The Touchstone awards are bestowed annually on published collections or works of scholarship that represent significant contributions to English-language haiku.
Nominate Your Favorite Haiku for a Touchstone Award
It's time now to reflect on your favorite English-language haiku published during 2015.
Book of the Week: Seeking Satori
Ann Newell published this sumptuous book to celebrate the memory of her friend, the artist Joyce Jo Bashein, on her way to haiku . . .
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Allan Burns comments on a Martin Lucas haiku to inaugurate Re:Virals on The Haiku Foundation blog.
The Renku Sessions: Triparshva—Call for verse 14
Linda Papanicolaou leads in a triparshva. If you're new to renku you're especially invited to join in, learn more, and have fun. This week, the call for verse 14.
Book of the Week: Birds & Felines
There are only a handful of examples of books created by the collaboration of two haiku poets, and this is one of the most beautiful . . .
The Renku Sessions: Triparshva—Call for verse 13
Linda Papanicolaou leads in a triparshva. If you're new to renku you're especially invited to join in, learn more, and have fun. This week, the call for verse 13.
Book of the Week: Seventeen Grains of Sand
This is what happens when a serious Western artist takes an Eastern poetic form seriously in the time before the birth of the Haiku Community . . .
The Renku Sessions: Triparshva—Call for verse 12
Linda Papanicolaou leads in a triparshva. If you're new to renku you're especially invited to join in, learn more, and have fun. This week, the call for verse 12.
THF Back to School Offerings for Teachers
Brad Bennett explores the range of teaching tools offered by The Haiku Foundation on their Education Resources page.
Book of the Week: pilgrim stone
One of a series of small chapbooks from the current editor of Modern Haiku . . .