Chrysanthemum 16 is now online and ready to be viewed at:
http://www.bregengemme.net/chrysanthemum/media/Chrysanthemum_16.pdf
chrysanthemum - english - current issue
Many thanks to all contributors.
Beate Conrad, managing editor
The Haiku Foundation provides an excellent central point for accessing information on haiku publications, competitions and other events happening around the world. The Haiku Foundation Events Calendar can be found at:
http://www.thehaikufoundation.org/event_calendars/
Some other key national haiku web sites are:
Haiku NewZ http://www.poetrysociety.org.nz/haikunews
Haiku Society of America http://www.hsa-haiku.org/
British Haiku Society http://britishhaikusociety.org.uk/
Many lovers of haiku from Australia and overseas will remember warmly the 4th Haiku Pacific Rim (HPR) conference that was organised by Beverley George and her team at Terrigal, New South Wales, in September 2009.
Founder of the HPR conferences, Jerry Ball, who attended 4HPR in Terrigal is now leading the organising committee for the 5th Haiku Pacific Rim conference to be held at Asilomar, near San Francisco USA, from 6 to 10 September 2012.
5HPR is sure to be a wonderful gathering of haijin from around the Pacific rim nations and beyond. Now is the time to think about marking the event in your diary. All the details will be made available at the following site:
Daily Haiga features the work of artists from all over the world. To view the site visit:
http://users.mullum.com.au/jbird/Wksp/W-home.html
A changing collection of haiku from the Far North Coast of New South Wales, written and workshopped by John Bird, Quendryth Young and Nathalie Buckland.
Renku Reckoner is a new site which intends to facilitate the understanding of renku with a view to encouraging composition. Visit: http://uk.geocities.com/[email protected]/
Haibun Today (http://haibuntoday.blogspot.com/) went online in Nov. 2007 with daily postings. It is edited by Jeffrey Woodward from Detroit, Michigan, USA with the assistance of Patricia Prime, New Zealand/Australia Correspondent, and Lynne Rees, UK Correspondent.
HT uses previously published and unpublished haibun as well as book reviews and articles relevant to the genre. Unsolicited submissions of haibun are welcome and should be forwarded to haibun.today (at) gmail (dot) com. Authors should query before submitting reviews and essays.
Australian contributors to date include: Julie Beveridge, Janice M. Bostok, Sharon Dean & Graham Nunn
Selected haiku from Paper wasp magazine can now be found at:
Wild Grapes is a Blog dedicated to providing readers with the latest Australian Poetry news.
Hailstone Haiku Circle site (a blog) on the net is at http://www.hailhaiku.blogspot.com
http://www.roadrunnerjournal.net/
Roadrunner Haiku Journal
Contact:
Jason Sanford Brown [email protected]
& Scott Metz [email protected]
The Heron’s Nest
Contact:
Ferris Gilli
[email protected]
Robert Gilliland
[email protected]
Peggy Willis Lyles
[email protected]
Paul MacNeil
[email protected]
www.moonset-newspaper.com
moonset Literary Newspaper
POB 3627
La Pine, Oregon USA
97739
moonset publisher, peterb
moonset editor, an'ya
Wisteria: A Journal of Haiku, Senryu, & Tanka
Contact:
Tony A. Thompson, editor
Wisteria
[email protected]
www.geocities.com/bottlerockets_99/index.html
bottle rockets: a magazine dedicated to haiku, senryu, and related poetry
Contact :
Stanford M. Forrester, editor
bottle rockets
P.O. Box 189
Windsor, CT 06095
[email protected]
for fine books of haiku from Pardalote Press see
http://www.pardalote.com.au
paper wasp http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/paperwasp
Famous Reporter http://walleahpress.com.au/haiku.html