Book of the Week: Dover Beach and My Back Yard: A British Haiku Society Haibun Anthology
This British Haiku Society Haibun Anthology is a biennial publication.
Book of the Week: A Silver Tapestry: The Best of 25 Years of Critical Writing from the British Haiku Society
This British Haiku Society publication is a collection of essays selected from Blithe Spirit
Book of the Week: Barbed Wire Blossoms: The Museum of Haiku Literature Award Anthology, 1992-2011
The British Haiku Society Members’ Anthologies have been a high point in haiku publications for years
Book of the Week: Senryu – Japanese Satirical Verses
Read one of the most important of R. H. Blyth’s many important volumes
Book of the Week: Haiku: Volume 4, Autumn-Winter
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Book of the Week: Haiku, Volume 3: Summer and Autumn
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Book of the Week: A History of Haiku, Volume Two
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Book of the Week: A History of Haiku, Volume One
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Book of the Week: Dreams Wander On: Contemporary Poems of Death Awareness
Epstein writes knowledgeably about death haiku . . .
Book of the Week: small town
The trope of life in a small town as a subject for haiku dates to feudal Japan, and includes Hoyt, Spiess and now tripi among its adopters . . .
Book of the Week: The Cottage of Wild Plum
These idiosyncratic layouts belie a staunch traditionalist sensibility that might be found in all of Spiess’s work . . .