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http://theunitedhaikuandtankasociety.com/Fleeting-Words-Guidelines/

Very interesting. I enjoyed reading this interview, Alan. Thank you for sharing.

https://www.whiptailjournal.com/submissions.html

A website for the collection of Australian haiku, the work we are looking for will come out of an authentic experience of either living in or visiting Australia. Open for submissions April and October

https://echidnatracks.com/about/

Closing soon

https://theheronsnest.com/awards/awards_2022.html?fbclid=IwAR1LfJMb0L54VYfgONmOWXWEOgWSGHigXCvbc-pa8At1VNLPXkIotkSmHo0

The Peggy Willis Lyles Haiku Awards for 2022


Maximum number of haiku allowed: five (5) haiku in English

Judging criteria: Selection will be blind to authorship and the sole criterion will be excellence

Judge: to be identified with the winners

Entry fee: none

Eligibility: all haiku poets other than the staff of The Heron's Nest and the contest judge

Awards:

First Place - $150, a copy of To Hear the Rain and a miniature crystal turtle

Second Place - $75, a copy of To Hear the Rain

Third Place - $50, a copy of To Hear the Rain

Honorable Mention (up to five recipients) - award certificates and recognition on our "Awards" page and in our annual print edition.

NOTE: monetary awards to non-US winners will be made through PayPal, where possible, in order to avoid the high cost of bank processing fees.

Deadline for entries: June 1, 2022

How to enter: By email to John Stevenson at ithacan@earthlink.net (put "Peggy Willis Lyles Haiku Awards" in the subject line; provide haiku in the body of the email only-attachments will not be opened. Include your name and your location as you would like to see each listed.)

The submitted poems must not have been published; not accepted for publication; not under consideration by anyone other than us until we announce the contest results.

Announcement of results: July 31, 2022 on our website.

Thank you, Alan. If you reply to this closer to the deadline it will bump this up.

marion

https://poetrysocietynz.files.wordpress.com/2022/02/haiku-and-haiku-junior-guidelines2022.doc

Submissions should be haiku inspired by insects (or spiders or millipedes or other related arthropods).

Full details https://express.adobe.com/page/NyhMS45l2Be0H/


Many thanks to Sandra Simpson, New Zealand Haiku Society for news of this and many other haiku competitions and awards. https://poetrysociety.org.nz/affiliates/haiku-nz/

Submit five haiku by email to brooksbooks@gmail.com

http://www.brooksbookshaiku.com/mayfly.html

About the SFPA Dwarf Stars Award

This award is given each year by the Science Fiction Poetry Association to recognize the best speculative poem of 1–10 lines published in the previous year (NB: For those in Failed Haiku's Sci-fi issue No. 74, this will be a 2023 submission)

Guidelines...

http://www.sfpoetry.com/ds/dsguide.html

Submission window will be open: October 15th- January 15th for February Issue; re-opens May 15th to August 15th for September Issue respectively.

The Mamba Journal will be published twice a year: February 15th and September 15th.

For full submission details:

https://africahaikunetwork.wordpress.com/submission-guides/

Inaugural San Francisco International Haibun Contest

$5 for 1-3 haibun

Full details: https://www.hpnc.org/submission-guidelines

SPECIAL VONNEGUT SECTION

"We have a particular interest in reading found haiku/senryu culled from Vonnegut's writings, but we're certainly open to other types of responses."

Full details at https://haikukontinuum.com/submissions-in-english/

https://www.autumnmoonhaiku.com/contact--submissions.html