Randy Brooks (haijinx bio 2002 | registry bio 2010) contributed the short piece “Consonance as the Genesis of Humor in Haiku” to our ongoing discussion of humor and haiku for his spotlight in our second issue.

haijinx I:2 : Consonance as the Genesis of Humor in Haiku (Summer 2001)

note from the editor

The original issues of haijinx are not indexed by the new site automatically. So from time to time I will add a quick post that links to an older piece. Eventually this will enable readers to find these original items using the tags, etc in the new haijinx.

Ryu Yotsuya (haijinx bio 2002) contributed the short piece “Harmony” to the discussion of humor and haiku for his spotlight in our third issue.

haijinx II:1 : Harmony (Spring 2002)

note from the editor
The original issues of haijinx are not indexed by the new site automatically. So from time to time I will add a quick post that links to an older piece. Eventually this will enable readers to find these original items using the tags, etc in the new haijinx.

Janice Bostok (haijinx bio 2002) contributed “To Laugh Or To Cry” to the discussion of humor and haiku for her spotlight in our third issue.

haijinx II:1 : To Laugh Or To Cry (Spring 2002)

note from the editor
The original issues of haijinx are not indexed by the new site automatically. So from time to time I will add a quick post that links to an older piece. Eventually this will enable readers to find these original items using the tags, etc in the new haijinx.

Peggy Willis Lyles (haijinx bio 2002 | registry bio 2010) contributed “What’s So Funny?” to the discussion of humor and haiku for her spotlight in our third issue.

haijinx II:1 : What’s So Funny? (Spring 2002)

note from the editor
The original issues of haijinx are not indexed by the new site automatically. So from time to time I will add a quick post that links to an older piece. Eventually this will enable readers to find these original items using the tags, etc in the new haijinx.