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Literature & Fiction

Reedinger, Lance W

Genre Fiction

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Presents of Mind

Kacian, Jim

The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 1996 was the first annual compendium of the finest haiku, senryu, haibun, renku, sequences and theoretical articles published in English in the past calendar year. Over 800 nominations by more than 500 different authors have been evaluated by our staff of 11 editors from hundreds of sources from around the world. The resulting 175 works included in this volume are a tribute to the international spirit of this form, and its many variants. It is on this basis that we can declare haiku a poetry of the whole earth.

The Red Moon Anthology, 1996

Literary

In these haiku and senryu, Dee Evetts brings a world’s-eye-view to the great out-doors, the bedroom, and everything in between. Bashō might have written these poems — had he settled in New York City toward the end of the twentieth century after traveling the globe for decades. Tenderness and wit run through endgrain; reading it we know the poet’s days and hours, and our own.

endgrain: haiku & senryu 1988-1997 by Dee Evetts

Evetts, Dee

United States

The Sax Man’s Case is a substantial collection of fine haiku/senryu in which ‘the city’ itself resonates. There are poignant glimpses indoors, but it is life on the street which gives a special flavor. A perceptive eye, yes, but an even keener ear! From the direct ‘insistent rhythm’ of the calypso man and how the bluesman ‘bends the note again’ to the subtlety of ‘how softly the computer crashes’ we hear an urban beat.

The Sax Man's Case: haiku of Anthony J. Pupello

Pupello, Anthony J.

The first full-length collection of haiku from this award-winning poet, and including haiku, senryu, and haibun. The volume includes many of his recent prize-winners.

some of the silence: haiku by John Stevenson

Stevenson, John

The annual anthology of the best haiku and related works published in English around the world in calendar year 1998.

snow on the water: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 1998

A collection of haiku and articles on that disappearing  figure, the scarecrow, from both classical and modern times.

the tree as it is: haiku by Bernard Lionel Einbond

Einbond, Bernard Lionel

Twenty poets whose work is getting noticed in the international English-Language haiku movement, with enough poems to get a sense of their emerging voices.

A New Resonance: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku

100 haiku translated from the Japanese of avant-garde poet Banya Natsuishi, this volume offers a glimpse into the presentand futureof haiku as it is being practiced in the land of its origin, which undoubtedly will come as a big surprise to the West.

A Future Waterfall: 100 Haiku from the Japanese (English and Japanese Edition)

Ban'ya Natsuishi

Poetry

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