Book of the Week: The Shape of Water: A Collection of Haiku by Robert Spiess
Robert Spiess (16 October 1921 – 13 March 2002) was editor of American Haiku and Modern Haiku.
Book of the Week: Cranes Arise: A Collection of Haiku by Native American Poet Gerald Vizenor
Cranes Arise is a collection of haiku scenes presented with place names.
Book of the Week: Balcony: One-Line Haiku by Dimitar Anakiev
Dimitar Anakiev began to write and publish poetry at the age of 13,
Book of the Week: Through the Café Door: 40 Haiku by Caroline Gourlay
She was the editor of Blithe Spirit, the journal of the British Haiku Society from 1998–2000.
Book of the Week: Pompeian Figures by John Martone
John's pen-names include Ordinary Fool and Worst of Sinners.
Book of the Week: A New Resonance – Emerging Voices in English Language Haiku
In this 1999 anthology, the editors present haiku by 20 authors.
Book of the Week: The Cutter – A Book of Haiku by Joann Grisetti
Joann grew up in Sasebo, Japan and currently lives in Florida with her husband and two sons.
Book of the Week: The Golden Book: Haiku and Collages by Greek Poet Zoe Savina
The beautiful artwork and haiku poems are dedicated to the writer Lafcadio Hearn.
Book of the Week: monk & i: a collection of haiku by vincent tripi
Much of Vincent Tripi's poetry reflects a Buddhist foundation.
Book of the Week: Mon Poeme Favori/My Favorite Poem: A Book of French Language Haiku by Jean Antonini
This book of French language haiku by Jean Antonini is translated into English by Richard Bateman.
Book of the Week: Shorelines: Haibun, Haiku and Tanka by Kirsty Karkow
KIrsty's poetry is infused with images of shorelines and forests in Maine.
Book of the Week: The Hiker Sees His Shadow: A Broadsheet of Haiku by Richard Straw
Richard has been a regular contributor to the North Carolina Haiku Society.
Book of the Week: Three Haiku Chapbooks by James W. Hackett
James wrote that haiku poetry is a literary expression of Zen Buddhism.
Book of the Week: The Celesta Made of Water: A Book of Haiku by Mike Andrelczyk
Andrelczyk’s work has been described as poems from the edge of haiku.
Book of the Week: Into the Sun: Selected Haiku and Tanka by Edith Bartholomuesz
The Introduction to Into the Sun contains an interesting recipe on How to Write a Poem.
Book of the Week: On a Barn Ridgetile: A Collection of Haiku by Colin Blundell
Colin is a retired teacher who edited Blithe Spirit, the journal of The British Haiku Society for 14 years.
Book of the Week: Arrested Ephemera: 45 Haiku Interpreted in Etching and Collage by Ellen Peckham
Her poetry and images have been widely published in the United States and other countries.
Book of the Week: Quiet Enough by John Stevenson
Quiet Enough won First Prize in the Haiku Society of America Merit Book Awards for 2005.
Book of the Week: Warm Under the Cat: A Book of Haiku and Senryu by Caroline Giles Banks
"Warm Under the Cat" is dedicated to the author’s cat Valentine.
Book of the Week: Ocean in the Drop: A Book of Haiku by Steven Carter
Steven Carter is a retired emeritus professor of English and a Senior Fulbright Fellow at two Polish universities,