HaikuNow! 2013: Anon
Anon was a winner in the 2013 HaikuNow! International Haiku Contest. See all the results in the HaikuNow! Archives.
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Anon was a winner in the 2013 HaikuNow! International Haiku Contest. See all the results in the HaikuNow! Archives.
I am curious. Are there poets you know of who write poems with verses that hold up as stand alone haiku or senryu? I don't mean renku or haikai no renga, or haiku that follow a theme under a title, but…
It's time to take your best poems out of the drawer, folks. The HaikuNow! Haiku Contest for 2014 is up and running. You may enter one poem in each of our three categories: traditional, contemporary, and innovative. You may enter…
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If you're looking to keep track of your blog hits, that is the topic of the latest .Haiku column. I am going to get more and more poets on the web if it will be the death of me! I…
The THF Haiku App, available for Apple mobile devices, has been updated to include more than 1000 haiku, with a new graphic interface. It's still a free down-load—go to the iTunes store and update yours today. Read more about it…
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Foundation readers have a new way to share their favorites as of today, as THF adds Pinterest to its list of social media offerings. The Haiku Foundation on Pinterest Pinterest is a pinboard-style photo-sharing website that allows users to create…
Today’s new release is a reading by renowned poet, critic and theoretician Peter Yovu, filmed at his home in Vermont in 2012. https://youtu.be/znJ05U0ngps Peter’s haiku career dates back to the early 1990s, and has seen him traverse several styles and…
Today's new release is an interview with haiku and tanka poet, editor, publisher and organizer Beverley George, filmed in New Zealand at the Aotearoa Haiku Festival in 2012. https://youtu.be/2hjDDaLeRiI Beverley won the W.B. Yeats Poetry Prize for Australia and New…
The Haiku Foundation Digital Library now offers over 100 titles for your perusal, and as of today, accessing these materials is easier and more pleasant than ever. THF announces its new Digital Library Interface, utilizing Omeka software. Omeka is a…
The Haiku Foundation truly enters into a new role of responsibility with the acquisition of the personal library, manuscripts, correspondence, awards and memorabilia of haiku pioneer Cor van den Heuvel. Part of the mission of the Foundation is to archive…
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The event calendars (see Features) have been updated with many thanks to everyone who takes the time to let me know when a particular bit of information in the calendars needs to be added, removed, or updated. I express…
extra innings a runner's shadow down the third base line - John Stevenson * sunday afternoon as the ball game ends geese return to the outfield - Alan Pizzarelli Does anyone have baseball haiku to share that's not from the Norton Anthology?
THF founder and director Jim Kacian was recently interviewed by host Merry Gangemi on her program “Women Stirred Radio” for WGDR, based at Goddard College in Vermont, in honor of the release of his book (with co-editors Allan Burns and…
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