There are several reports on Facebook of Marlene Mountain having past away.
I will try to get more details soon
Jan Benson
In Texas
I will try to get more details soon
Jan Benson
In Texas
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Other Haiku News / Rare__Open Call __Due: January 1, 2018
December 05, 2017, 04:32:03 AM
**Open Call**
Offered by Editor: Shrikaanth KrishnaMurthy.
Share with your Haiku and Tanka poet friends.
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Invitation to submit to Blithe Spirit
Dear friends
Blithe Spirit, the haikai journal, as you know, accepts only submissions from members of The British Haiku Society. The only exception is when the Editor makes an exception and invites submission from non-member(s).
As the editor of Blithe Spirit, I am making that exception for just the next issue ONLY, the first issue of 2018, which will carry a small section of works from non-members. I invite all non-members to submit your work for consideration. Here are the rules
Only HAIKU and TANKA may be submitted
Only up to THREE Unpublished poems per non-member
Please send your poems to Blithespirit.editor@gmail.com
Subject line for the email should have "NON-MEMBER SUBMISSION"
Deadline is 1 January 2018.
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A maximum of one poem may be accepted from non-members, and only the creme de la creme. So send in your very best. I will respond to submissions from all non-members after the deadline. And please do share with your friends/ groups on and offline and spread the message and opportunity. Thanks
.
Submissions by members will be considered as per usual. There are no changes to the submission guidelines for members of the society.
Looking forward to reading all your fine works.
Offered by Editor: Shrikaanth KrishnaMurthy.
Share with your Haiku and Tanka poet friends.
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Invitation to submit to Blithe Spirit
Dear friends
Blithe Spirit, the haikai journal, as you know, accepts only submissions from members of The British Haiku Society. The only exception is when the Editor makes an exception and invites submission from non-member(s).
As the editor of Blithe Spirit, I am making that exception for just the next issue ONLY, the first issue of 2018, which will carry a small section of works from non-members. I invite all non-members to submit your work for consideration. Here are the rules
Only HAIKU and TANKA may be submitted
Only up to THREE Unpublished poems per non-member
Please send your poems to Blithespirit.editor@gmail.com
Subject line for the email should have "NON-MEMBER SUBMISSION"
Deadline is 1 January 2018.
.
A maximum of one poem may be accepted from non-members, and only the creme de la creme. So send in your very best. I will respond to submissions from all non-members after the deadline. And please do share with your friends/ groups on and offline and spread the message and opportunity. Thanks
.
Submissions by members will be considered as per usual. There are no changes to the submission guidelines for members of the society.
Looking forward to reading all your fine works.
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In-Depth Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Policy Changes in Contributor Copies
September 13, 2015, 06:55:25 AM
I have recently noticed that publishers who used to offer a free copy of the edition to those contributing haiku, now charge standard issue pricing to contributors?
In the last decade there have emerged a plethora of digital publications of haiku.
Has publishing become such a financial burden for these entities to survive they create shifts in paradigms, such as going digital, and charging participants for copies?
Jan in Texas
In the last decade there have emerged a plethora of digital publications of haiku.
Has publishing become such a financial burden for these entities to survive they create shifts in paradigms, such as going digital, and charging participants for copies?
Jan in Texas
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In-Depth Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Two Line Ku every once in a while,
September 12, 2015, 03:52:30 AM
Every once in a while I read a haiku journal that publishes two line haiku.
In our more conservative training here in the States, we're tought haiku are best written in three lines, or monostich (one line haiku).
A seasoned haiku writer once explained that if a writer can get a ku to two lines, the writer should be able to get it down to a monostich. My own experience is that a one-line haiku is more complex than pushing two lines into one.
Besides the "Chrystaline" (form), 17 syllable, two line haiku, is there considered opinion regarding two line haiku?
Jan in Texas
In our more conservative training here in the States, we're tought haiku are best written in three lines, or monostich (one line haiku).
A seasoned haiku writer once explained that if a writer can get a ku to two lines, the writer should be able to get it down to a monostich. My own experience is that a one-line haiku is more complex than pushing two lines into one.
Besides the "Chrystaline" (form), 17 syllable, two line haiku, is there considered opinion regarding two line haiku?
Jan in Texas
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