The Haiku Foundation thanks its generous patrons from Thanksgiving to St. Nicholas’s Day with special presentations of work accomplished during the past year, and invites everyone to contribute to our continuing success by donating during our Fundraiser.
THF Fact of the Day: In 2017 The Haiku Foundation published two new volumes: At the Top of the Ferris Wheel: Selected Haiku of Cor van den Heuvel, created by Cor van den Heuvel, designed and produced by THF president Jim Kacian; and Juxtapositions 3.1, edited by a staff led by Senior Editor Peter McDonald and designed and produced by Red Moon Press for The Haiku Foundation. Cor’s book joins Allan Burns’ anthology Montage: The Book, and Donna Bauerly’s biography Raymond Roseliep: Man of Art who Loved the Rose. Juxtapositions is the scholarly and research journal of The Haiku Foundation.
THF Video of the Day:Charles Trumbull reads from Donna Bauerly’s Raymond Roseliep and L. A. Davidson’s My Fifty Favorite Haiku (both of which he edited), Sonia Coman-Ernstoff’s Passages, and new translations of ShikiTHF Gift Shop Sale Item of the Day:After Santoka, sumi-e by Lidia RozmusRegular Price: $200Today: $150
A THF Exclusive! You can find it in the THF Gift Shop!
Thanks to Lidia Rozmus and all the artists and poets who have donated their work to The Haiku Foundation!
In 2017 The Haiku Foundation realized dozens of important achievements for haiku on a budget not even halfway to the poverty line. Imagine what we could do with real resources. You can help us make this come true. Please consider donating to this year’s THF Fundraiser.
The Haiku Foundation thanks its generous patrons from Thanksgiving to St. Nicholas’s Day with special presentations of work accomplished during the past year, and invites everyone to contribute to our continuing success by donating during our Fundraiser.
THF Fact of the Day: In 2017 The Haiku Foundation published two new volumes: At the Top of the Ferris Wheel: Selected Haiku of Cor van den Heuvel, created by Cor van den Heuvel, designed and produced by THF president Jim Kacian; and Juxtapositions 3.1, edited by a staff led by Senior Editor Peter McDonald and designed and produced by Red Moon Press for The Haiku Foundation. Cor’s book joins Allan Burns’ anthology Montage: The Book, and Donna Bauerly’s biography Raymond Roseliep: Man of Art who Loved the Rose. Juxtapositions is the scholarly and research journal of The Haiku Foundation.
THF Video of the Day: Charles Trumbull reads from Donna Bauerly’s Raymond Roseliep and L. A. Davidson’s My Fifty Favorite Haiku (both of which he edited), Sonia Coman-Ernstoff’s Passages, and new translations of Shiki
THF Gift Shop Sale Item of the Day: After Santoka, sumi-e by Lidia Rozmus
Regular Price: $200 Today: $150
A THF Exclusive! You can find it in the THF Gift Shop!
Thanks to Lidia Rozmus and all the artists and poets who have donated their work to The Haiku Foundation!
In 2017 The Haiku Foundation realized dozens of important achievements for haiku on a budget not even halfway to the poverty line. Imagine what we could do with real resources. You can help us make this come true. Please consider donating to this year’s THF Fundraiser.
