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The Bamboo Hut http://thebamboohut.weebly.com/submissions.html

Submissions are now closed. Next window is from 1st January 2023 to 15th January 2023
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Submit up to 5 tanshi using the following email address. thebamboohut@hotmail.com

Please place submissions in the body of the email. No Word documents or PDFs will be accepted. Tanshi Art is obviously exempt from this and JPEG images can be attached to email submissions.

If guidelines are not adhered to I may not reply.

The Bamboo Hut is looking for new previously unpublished tanshi. Any subject matter is acceptable. No profanity or offensive language.

Please Note : Any stand alone tanka, gogyoshi or gogyohka should be sent to take5@gmx.co.uk

Take 5ive website
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​and not to The Bamboo Hut. Tanka pairs, collaborations and Tanka Art can still be submitted to The Bamboo Hut.

Only unpublished tanshi will be accepted for consideration.Poems posted on your Twitter and/or Facebook pages are acceptable.
Please do not send tanshi that are under consideration elsewhere or that have been entered in any contests.

Upon publication all rights revert back to the authors.

​​TanshiArt may also be submitted. No more than 5 per submission.

Information thanks to Theresa Cancro

tsuri-doro - A small journal of haiku and senryu (online)

We will be accepting submissions for the Nov/Dec 2022 Issue #12 from Sept. 1st, 2022 through Sept. 15th, 2022.

PLEASE NOTE: We have placed a MORATORIUM on submissions of haiga/endpieces and art/photography for the sidebar.

1. Submit all work via email to:
submissions@tsuridoro.org

2. Haiku/Senryū:
– Please submit no more than ten (10) – five (5) preferred – pieces of unpublished work at a time.
– Please submit all poetry work in the body of the email; NO attachments please.
– Please put author's name and submission date, (in international date format – yyyy-mmdd), in the Subj. Line – making sure that the author's name is the name the piece should be attributed to.
Subj. Line: Jane Doe – Submission of 2022-0701

3. Endpiece Moratorium:
– Once again, due to the incredible outpouring of material, we have placed a moratorium on the submission of material for endpiece consideration.
– The inclusion of an "issue endpiece" came about organically and unplanned as the first two issues featured haiga as endpieces that were not part of the original layout.
– We ask that haiga/endpiece submissions (when the moratorium is lifted) be submitted AS attachments please.

4. Sidebar Moratorium:
– In a similar vein, we have placed a moratorium on the submission of photography or art for consideration as the issue sidebar.
– We ask that sidebar submissions (when the moratorium is lifted) be submitted AS attachments please.

We will try to respond to ALL submissions within a few weeks' time.

We will be publishing six online issues a year: Jan/Feb; March/April; May/June; July/Aug; Sept/Oct and Nov/Dec.

At this time, unfortunately, due to publishing and, more emphatically, shipping costs – our thoughts of publishing a printed "Editor's Choice" issue once a year have been put on hold. Print remains, though, our favorite medium.

Contact Info:
Please contact us with any thoughts or questions at:
editor@tsuridoro.org

Tony Pupello, Editor

http://www.hsa-haiku.org/hsa-contests.htm#henderson


HSA Haiku Award Contest:
Opens June 1, 2022 and closes July 31, 2022.

HSA Senryu Award Contest:
Opens June 1, 2022 and closes July 31, 2022.

HSA Haibun Award Contest:
Opens June 1, 2022 and closes July 31, 2022.

Bones - a journal for the short poem

Short poems incl. hai/ku (but don't send tradtional/mainstream haiku, please).
Minimal haibun/gembun with a maximum of 30 words in the prose.
Minimal/ist poetry.
One-line poetry/monostich.
Micropoetry.
Short verse. Max. 15 lines.
NO-SCI-FI
NO CHERITA
NO TANKA
NO "FOUND" POETRY
NO ERASURE/REMIX poetry. It's stealing!
Visual Art only by invitation.
If in doubt, read a few of the previous issues

Published/not published:

Bones does not accept previously published work(s). Bones considers works having been through an editorial process (by someone else than the author him/herself) as published. Works published on social media or private blogs are not considered published.

Bones is not a literary journal, so we don't read or publish essays and academic texts.
Bones doesn't accept work under consideration elsewhere.

All works must original.

We advise any new submitters to read a few issues of the journal to get acquainted with what kind of haiku/writing BONES is all about.

DON'T send your bio. IF you have read any of the previous issues you will see that Bones focuses on the poem rather than the poet. Bones is not interested in where you have been published, of past merits. What counts is the work you submit. (and Bones doesn't care how many cats you have or what dietary plan you cling to).

Keep your submission simple!!!

Avoid all superfluous information in your attached document. Click here to see the "ideal" attached document. Name your attached file with your own name.

Send a maximum of 10 single haiku or poems or minimal haibun/gembun and/or 2 series/sequences of maximum 5 haiku.

Submission Deadlines:

February 1st - February 28th for the April 1st issue
August 1st - August 31st for the October 1st issue


Submissions: submission (at) bonesjournal (dot) com

with "Submission to bones" in the subject line

Please send your works only as ATTACHMENTS and not in the body of the email. Email formatting easily gets lost when transferred into the programs I use to make the journal. I take doc, docx, rtf, odt - please avoid sending "pages" files (Mac) and pdf.

Please make sure that your name and email address is in the attached doucment.

Johannes S. H. Bjerg, Editor

Website:
http://www.bonesjournal.com/submission.html

Visual poetry competition  - full details https://sonicboomjournal.wixsite.com/sonicboom/contests

https://hedgerowhaiku.com/submissions/

Submission guidelines

https://femkumag.wixsite.com/home/guidelines

Full details https://femkumag.wixsite.com/home/contest

"...for women and non-binary folx"

https://www.haikunorthwest.org/2022-events/2022-porad-award

Prizes: $100 for first prize, $50 for second prize, and $25 for third prize, plus honorable mentions. Poems will also be published on the Haiku Northwest website (see past Porad Award Winners). Winners will be announced at Haiku Northwest's annual Seabeck Haiku Getaway, to be held October 27–30, 2022.

Entry Fees: $5.00 for one entry (for up to five haiku, one entry per person), in U.S. funds only. Please pay via PayPal (preferred) or by postal mail (contact the contest coordinator, address below

THF Volunteer Anthology — submissions closing June 15th

If you have ever volunteered w/ The Haiku Foundation you should have received an email invitation to contribute work to the upcoming THF Volunteer Anthology. If you have NOT received info on this, please contact us https://thehaikufoundation.org/contact/ ASAP so we can get you in the loop. Thanks!
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Submit 5-15 poems anytime

http://theheronsnest.com/submit.html

https://underthebasho.com/submissions.html

Submissions are open from March 1, 2024 until November 15, 2024.

The journal continues to seek to attract, and to publish, a wide-range of haikai-influenced writings as they are being manifested in the 21st century. Please consider reading Haiku in English – A General Guide to Genre Distinction by Richard Gilbert to come to a clear understanding of what our vision is for the Under the Bashō on-line journal.

The journal accepts submissions of poetry that come under the following category types. Guidelines on what the respective editors are looking for may be viewed by following the category links.

Haiku (up to 10 haiku - 1 to 4 line are acceptable)
Haiga and Visual Haiku (up to 10 pieces)
Haibun (up to 3 haibun)
PostKu  (up to 10 poems)
Linked Forms, Sequences and Contrapuntal Poetry (up to 5 pieces)
Tanka, Tanka Prose and Tanka Sequences (up to 10 individual tanka and/or two sequences and/or two tanka-prose pieces)
Personal Best (1 piece only)

Full submission details here:
https://underthebasho.com/submissions.html

 
The Living Haiku Anthology team welcomes contributions of previously published haiku for inclusion in its ever-expanding online repository of international haiku. It is expected that each poet offering their work for inclusion submit a minimum of five (5) haiku to give readers some sense of the poet's style, range and content. Each poet's contributions will be placed in a portfolio bearing the poet's name and to which portfolio the poet may contribute more haiku over the years.

Full details here https://livinghaikuanthology.com/submittolha.html

Closing tomorrow

https://tri-rijeke-haiku.hr/?lang=en

AN INTERNATIONAL HAIKU/SENRYU COMPETITION IN ENGLISH
For all poets, all ages and nationalities

Deadline: May 31, 2022.

The theme: The Cucurbits ̶ gourd, pumpkin, squash, cucumber, melon, calabash, zuchini, melon, loofa ... The Cucurbitaceae consist of 98 proposed genera with 975 species!

Adjucator: an'ya, USA

Please send six original and unpublished haiku/senryu in English to the coordinator D. V. Rozic

e-mail: dvrozic@gmail.com SUBJECT: Pumpkin Haiku/Senryu Contest.