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Closing tomorrow

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Theme: The Elements

Send in 3 haiku or senryu with your bio via the submissions form on shadowpondjournal.blogspot.com

I invite you to explore unconventional interpretations of the elements / lesser-known or abstract aspects of fire, water, earth, and air.  I  encourage creativity and imagination in how you approach this theme.

I will notify selected poets within two weeks, if you have not heard from me by then please feel free to send your haiku elsewhere.

Each haiku is copyrighted by the individual poet. Shadow Pond Journal must be cited as the first publication. After the publication, all rights revert back to the poet and the poet is free to republish his haiku elsewhere, on his own blog or social media.

Shadow Pond Journal reserves the right to publish any work accepted for publication for any future print or electronic anthologies and/or retrospectives of the journal - SPJ does not have the right to authorize publication of your work elsewhere.

Occasionally if too many submissions are going through at once the form becomes delayed, in which case please feel free to send your submission or any enquiries to shadowpondjournal@hotmail.com

Have fun

Katherine
Founding Editor
The Shadow Pond Journal

Submit up to 5 haiku by email per issue: more details at:

brooksbooks@gmail.com

hi Alan and c,

thank you for setting me straight. i had thought it would be october.

lorraine

Quote from: Lorraine Pester on November 07, 2023, 02:28:11 PMwhen is the drifting sands haibun journal for october 2023 going to be published

lorraine

I just removed a link I'd posted to the issue I edited, lorraine, as i thought it was the October issue but see it's September (it came out on either 30 Sept or 1 Oct, as subs were open during August and I worked on it in September) Drifting Sands is published bimonthly so Alan is correct, there will be a November issue towards the end of the month.

marion

I believe the current September issue will be followed by a November issue.
https://drifting-sands-haibun.org/back-issues/

Quote from: Lorraine Pester on November 07, 2023, 02:28:11 PMwhen is the drifting sands haibun journal for october 2023 going to be published

lorraine

This is a chance for haiku writers, who have not yet published an individual collection, to be included in an exciting new venture.  BHS members, Andrew Shimield and David Jacobs, are seeking to showcase 4 to 5 authors of outstanding merit in a single book, planned for publication in 2024.

Poets, who have not so far published a collection of their own work, are invited to submit 30-40 haiku/senryu (published or unpublished), from which the editors will select up to 30 haiku per successful author.  There will be no submission fees, nor will the editors seek any contribution from the chosen authors towards editorial, printing costs or otherwise.  Those included will each receive around 5–10 complimentary copies of the book (exact number to be determined).

The closing date for submissions is December 31, 2023.  In the first instance, please send your work to David at davidjacobs2011@gmail.com, with BOOK VENTURE as the subject line, or by post to Andrew, at 18, Deepwell Close, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 5EN.  Please use David's email for any enquiries.

For further information, please visit:  https://sites.google.com/view/newwritersproject