A review of the Wind Over Water anthology by Patricia Prime is now up on Stylus Poetry Journal. The link to read the review is: http://www.styluspoetryjournal.com/main/master.asp?id=992

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Vibrant Australian literary journal Going Down Swinging is delighted to announce that it will be publishing
haiku/senryu/haiga in Issue #30. Send up to 10 previously unpublished works. Please read submissions guidelines carefully. Payment: $10 per haiku/senryu/haiga. Submissions open 15 January to 31 March 2010. Publication date: August 2010.

For more information, go to the website: http://www.goingdownswinging.org.au/

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Call for Submissions: Haibun Today—First Quarterly Issue, March 2010

Haibun Today, a literary blog devoted to the promotion of haibun since 2007, will become an online quarterly webzine in 2010 with issues in March, June, September and December. You can now find Haibun Today at http://www.haibuntoday.com as well as at its original http://haibuntoday.blogspot.com address. Full access to the Haibun Today archives will continue to be available via either site.

You are invited to submit haibun and haibun-related articles and reviews for consideration in the March 2010 issue of Haibun Today.

Submission Guidelines are at http://haibuntoday.haikuhut.com/pages/submissions.html. Forward any submissions by email to Jeffrey Woodward, Editor, at haibun.today@gmail.com.

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In issue 40 of famous reporter published in Tasmania by Walleah Press, haiku editor, Lyn Reeves, has devoted the haiku section to work by delegates to the 4th Haiku Pacific Rim Conference, September 22-25 2009 at Terrigal on the Central Coast of NSW. Previous conferences were held at Long Beach, California; Ogaki, Japan; and Matsuyama, Japan.
Activities at the conference, in addition to the presentation of papers, focused on kukai conducted at Gosford/Edogawa Commemorative Garden, the Australian Reptile Park and Pearl Beach arboretum as well as responses to the remarkable dust storm experienced on September 23rd. These activities spawned a variety of lively haiku, many of which you will find included in this issue of the journal.
Information on subscribing to famous reporter is available on walleahpress.com.au

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Issue #3 of 'Notes From the Gean' is now online. We welcome your submissions of haiku, tanka and haiga. Submissions for Isue #4 are now open and will remain open until the January 15th deadline.

Lorin Ford,
for 'Notes From the Gean', a quarterly haikai journal.
www.geantree.com

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