July 09, 2010

New reviews on Another Lost Shark

Patricia Prime has recently reviewed the Wind Over Water Anthology, Wild Camomile by Own Bullock, Song of an Old Cherry Tree by Giselle Maya, Moonbathing, Eucalypt #7 and Walking Into Autumn by John Bird and Beverley George. These reviews can be read at: http://grahamnunn.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/stylus-poetry-journal-37-reviews/

July 07, 2010

Contemporary Haibun Online

The new issue of CHO, edited by Ken Jones, Jim Kacian and Bruce Ross is online:
http://contemporaryhaibunonline.com/

June 12, 2010

the Katikati Haiku Pathway 10th birthday celebration

Visit this site for full story and photographs by Sandra Simpson of this exciting event.

http://www.poetrysociety.org.nz/node/502

June 10, 2010

Presence #40 UK Best of issue award

Hearty congratulations to Sharon Dean who has won the readers' choice award for

dappled sunlight
an old dog shakes the river
from his coat

Sharon Dean

June 07, 2010

Haiku Dreaming Australia – June 2010 Report

http://haikudreamingaustralia.info/

Haiku Dreaming Australia – June 2010 Report


Origin:
Haiku Dreaming Australia started in 2006 as an online publication to encourage the writing of haiku relevant to Australia, and to provide a permanent display of the best of these. The background and rationale are given in Dreaming’s online articles.

How it Works:
I, as editor, review haiku publications and select material for the Dreaming Collection. In addition many poets directly submit their poems (over 1000 to date) and editors draw my attention to poems they think I should consider. In 2009 I sponsored an international haiku competition (Judges: Janice Bostok, Lorin Ford, Ron Moss and Rob Scott) which yielded 28 haiku for Dreaming, including 8 from overseas. Of the thousands of haiku considered in the last four years I have accepted and published 362.

I remove haiku from the Collection to the Dreaming Archives as guided by peer reviews I receive. 134 of the 362 haiku selected have since been removed to the Archives leaving 228 currently in the Collection. At this stage 200-250 seems a reasonable population.. Of the initial 120 haiku published in 2006, 19 survive.

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