The Haiku Foundation Forums

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"Send us your small poems, haiga, or brief haibun...

We accept submissions only during February and August."

Editorial cut-off dates for the reading and selection of submissions are March 15, July 15, and November 15 (postmark), but material may be sent at any time and upon acceptance will be published in the next available issue.

http://www.modernhaiku.org/submissions.html

https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/about

Submissions may be sent at any time for consideration and will be published in the next available issue.

Spring issue published in April (submission deadline: 31 March)
Summer issue published July (submission deadline: 30 June)
Autumn issue published in October (submission deadline: 30 September)
Winter issue published in January (submission deadline: 31 December)

Haibun, haiga, sequences, and special feature proposals are not restricted to submission windows and can be sent at any time.
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The Wales Haiku Journal is an online journal of contemporary haiku poetry. The journal regularly publishes a wide range of haiku poetry and special features related to the haiku form. Featuring selections of work by internationally acclaimed and emerging haiku poets alike, it is the first English-language haiku journal to be released in partnership with a national arts publication. The Wales Haiku Journal is edited by the award-winning haiku poet, Paul Chambers, and is published in partnership with the Wales Arts Review. 

Work submitted may be on any theme or subject, but works that embody the nature tradition of both haiku and Welsh poetry are of particular interest.

https://sonicboomjournal.wixsite.com/sonicboom/submission

Reading periods:

June 1 - July 1
October 1 - November 1
February 1 - March 1

https://www.vcbf.ca/community-event/haiku-invitational

Congratulations to all!

https://goldentriangledc.com/initiative/golden-haiku-2020-winners/

What fun!

The journal Frogpond is an official serial publication of the Haiku Society of America. Its primary function is to publish the best in contemporary English-language haiku and senryu, linked forms including sequences, renku, rengay, and haibun, essays and articles on these forms, and book reviews. 

Submission periods are one month long:

March for the spring/summer issue.
July for the autumn issue
November for the winter issue

Full submission instructions http://www.hsa-haiku.org/frogpond/submissions.html

Done — and received notification of its arrival.  ;)

https://www.theheronsnest.com/March2021/

Submissions

Haiku may be sent at any time for consideration for the next available issue.

March 15 (for the June issue)
June 15 (for the September issue)
September 15 (for the December issue)
December 15 (for the March issue)

We welcome both modern, freestyle haiku, and haiku that adhere to a syllabic structure of 5-7-5 with the inclusion of a seasonal reference. To The Heron's Nest, it is far more important for a poem to embody the spirit of haiku than for it to cleave to a particular, pat form. Certainly form is important; each expression of an experience demands one. It's up to the poet to find the form that fits.Full submission instructions in this link https://www.theheronsnest.com/submit.html

Quote from: flowerfox on February 05, 2020, 12:47:38 PM
Thanks for this, Marion. I was reading the poems on the site last night.
Strong competition.

I didn't get in last time I subbed something, Carol, which was painful after having had a poem accepted from 2013-2018 but I shall try again...if I get a submission ready in time! Just realised I missed the window for Bones!

marion

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https://itoen-shinhaiku.jp/en/requirements/

https://www.tankaanya.com/tanka-contest-2020

https://youngleaves.org/?page_id=4549