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Marlene Mountain is the doyenne of English-language haiku. She burst upon the scene with the publication of this iconic chapbook, self-published in 1976, which contains many of her early classics.

94 poems.

100 modern Japanese haiku by Ban'ya Natsuishi, with translations into English. The volume also contains several essays and interviews by the same author.

41 haiku in English by Ann Newell, divided into seasons, with a Preface and an Afterword by the author. The volume is also presented in Japanese translation.

A selection by H. F. Noyes of 51 of his favorite haiku, with brief, reflective essays..

A selection by H. F. Noyes of 25 favorite of his favorite haiku, with brief, reflective essays.

A selection of 51 favorite haiku by H. F. Noyes, with brief, reflective essays.

A selection by H. F. Noyes of 51 of his favorite haiku, with brief, reflective essays.

26 brief essays by H. F. Noyes on aspects of haiku, with illustrative examples.

A haiku play, by Mark Olson.
16 haiku in four acts.

Victor Ortiz’s elegant first book ( 2002) amalgamates his beautiful black-and-white nature photographs with his ethereal haiku in a meditation on evanescence and relationship.

20 haiku, with photographs by the author.