Essences at The Haiku Foundation The blog hosted by Carmen Sterba, haijinx quarterly’s editor for Japan. from The Haiku Foundation’s introduction: Essences began as a column written by Carmen Sterba in the North American Post in Seattle, WA, a bilingual newspaper in Japanese and English. Its purpose is to go back to the roots of the [...]
Blog: Blogging Along Tobacco Road (May 1-15)
Blogging Along Tobacco Road (Curtis Dunlap) One of the finest haikai blogs around, Curtis posts announcements, interviews, and poetry every week. Check it out today. recent entries May 2, 2010 • Sunday Updates May 2, 2010 • Susan Diridoni – Three Questions haijinx related entries March 28, 2010 • Mark Brooks – Three Questions June [...]
Blog: Blue Willow Haiku World (May 1-7)
Blue Willow Haiku World (Fay Aoyagi) Enjoy a detour through Fay Aoyagi’s Blue Willow Haiku World for a daily dose of contemporary Japanese haiku served up for American eyes and ears. May 1 – 7, 2010 May 1, 2010 • Hisako Sasaki
@haijinx tweets from May 1st
Blog: Blue Willow Haiku World (Fay Aoyagi) | contemporary Japanese #haiku into English | April 30 Ryuta Iida | http://bit.ly/b7GSqj # Column: Haiku, A Looking Bird | Chen-ou Liu | The Breach of Meaning? Roland Barthes’s View of Haiku | http://bit.ly/cbUdzW #haiku # Submissions: Taj Mahal Review | May 15 by email | Editorial Advisor: [...]
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