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WORLD HAIKU REVIEW
The Magazine of the World Haiku Club

World Haiku Review is the online magazine of the World Haiku Club. See more information by clicking "World Haiku Review' on the left navigation bar.

Poetry submissions accepted from WHC members only at this time. See guidelines on magazine Submissions Page. Essays and articles on or related to haiku and renga may be submitted by non-members to . Essays and articles on or related to Japanese and other Asian verse may be submitted by non-members to .

http://www.worldhaikureview.org
Managing Editor:
Editor-in-Chief:

AMAZE, the journal for Cinquain Poets
, Editor
, Associate Editor

Amaze print magazine and webzine is dedicated to publishing and promoting cinquains in the tradition of Adelaide Crapsey and innovative cinquain forms. In print and online.

http://www.denisgarrison.com/amaze/
Submissions:

HAIKU CYCLES

HAIKU HARVEST

TEMPLAR PHOENIX LITERARY REVIEW

Co-moderator of WHCpoetrybridge, Denis Garrison, edits several e-zines, with WHC-networked projects including an e-book as international seasonal sajiki:

HAIKU HARVEST - Haiku Harvest is dedicated to publishing and promoting haiku in English. Both traditional and innovative haiku forms are published. Ku Nouveau & Haiku Noir, which were separate webzines in 2001, now are included in Haiku Harvest.

http://www.denisgarrison.com/haiku/

HAIKU CYCLES - A WHC Networked Journal. This e-book project involves poets from several countries. Saijiki-X is included in Haiku Cycles.

http://www.denisgarrison.com/haikucycles/

http://www.denisgarrison.com
Submissions:

HaikuHut.com
Michael Rehling, Editor

HaikuHut.com's mission:

To be a showcase for haiku/senryu as well as Tanka, and all 'short forms' of poetry
Provide links to sites that support the art and craft of 'short form' poetry
Providing a reading library for students of these forms
Provide a home for resident 'haiku mentors'
Display the best of photographic, and artistic images combined with poetry
Link images related to Zen and haiku from collections around the world
Provide information and Links to sites supporting Zen and Taoist Meditation
Provide a showcase for works by established poets and beginners

HAIKU SPIRIT

Published in French and English, "the object of this site in collaboration with Haiku Spirit is to share haiku. To share your haiku, through your submissions for the contributors section but also your favourite classic or modern haiku. You may send up your haiku that will be read, discussed and maybe selected to be in the Active Page section. As soon one new haiku (or more) from a writer will be chosen, the former haiku will be transferred to the Contributors / Collaborateurs section, where a page with the name of the author will be created as an archive space."

http://gofree.indigo.ie/~gfabre/Bi/Bienvenue.htm
Submissions:

In Buddha's Temple

Doris E. Pearson, Editor., Lewis Sanders, Publisher
Paper & eJournal

Doris Pearson
POB 563
Jacobson, MN 55752-0563

Accepting haiku, haiku series, haiga, tanka.

http://haibun.tripod.com/sanders_publishing/BUDDHA/BUDDHA.html
Submissions:

LYNX, a Journal for Linking Poets
Werner & Jane Reichhold, Editors

Aha!Poetry's journal, accepting a variety of Asian and Asian-inspired avant-garde poetry; renku, ghazal, multi-genre, sequences (no haiku) tanka, haibun with tanka, Also essays, book reviews and participation renga.

http://www.ahapoetry.com/
Submissions: [email protected]

Moments
Tina Stanton

A website created by Tina Stanton for showcasing haiku, tanka, renga, haibun, senryu, etc. A section is devoted to interactive visual haiku.

http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/litha/
Submissions: .

NIGHTINGALE

Joe Warner, Co-moderator of WHCpoetrybridge, edits Nightingale, a monthly "newspaper" type publication for short poems (18 lines max. 2,3,4, or 5 lines preferred) and short fiction (300 words max). The first issue was published on the UK's National Poetry Day 4 September 01.

Deadline for submissions is the 19th of each month.

http://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/cat.asp?catId=265
Submission:

or by post to:

Joe Warner
32 Queens Road
Barnetby-le-Wold
North Lincolnshire DN38 6JH
England

POETRY IN THE LIGHT
, Editor

An internet journal of Asian verse genres in English: haiku, sequences, tanka, haibun, dodoitsu, sedoka, sijo, etc. Also essays, articles and reviews. Considers unpublished or published works. (Currently not accepting new submissions).

http://members.tripod.com/~Startag/Contents.html
Submissions:

Poetry Scotland
, Ed. Scotland, UK

THE HERON'S NEST
a Haikai Journal

Christopher Herold, Editor-in-Chief
Ferris Gilli, Associate Editor
Paul McNeil, Associate Editor

A new edition of The Heron's Nest is published during the first week of each month. Included are several pages of haiku and one page presenting three Editors' Choice haiku. In each issue The Heron's Nest Award is given to one haiku. The winning haiku is posted on the home page, receives special commentary, and a certificate is sent to the poet. See the site for submissions information.

http://www.theheronsnest.com/
Submissions:

JOHN CARLEY'S WEBSITE
, Editor, Sitemaster

John is WHCpoetrybridge list Moderator, Director and Editor. He runs a personal site Frogfest, which includes the online magazine "the poetry WORM", poetry mailing list: "The Poetry Works", "The Poetry Studio" hyperlinked poetry, and "The Frogfrest", his personal site with a collection of his own and WHC members' zip haiku and renku projects.

http://www.villarana.freeserve.co.uk/
http://www.villarana.freeserve.co.uk/workshome.htm
Subscribe to The Poetry Works: John E. Carley:

THE POETRY WORM
An Electronically Delivered eZine

http://www.villarana.freeserve.co.uk/wormhome.htm
Submissions:

haijinx
"putting the hai back into haiku"
Mark Brooks, Editor-in-Chief

haijinx is a quarterly journal that focuses on the role of humor in haiku. Publishing haiku with humour, haiga, art-haiku, haibun. See the site for submissions guidelines:

http://www.haijinx.com/

Submissions Editors	*haijinx* (USA) Mark Brooks PO Box 827 Temple, TX 76501 USA web: Mark's Haiku Place
*haijinx* (UK) alan j summers PO Box 1974 Bristol BS99 3BB England	*haijinx* (Asia) Carmen Sterba Kamakura Post Office Kyokudome Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken 248-8799 Japan
*haijinx* (Europe) Serge Tom� rue des Orchidees, 94 4030 Grivegnee Belgium web: temps libre/free times	*haijinx* (artist-in-residence) Kuniharu Shimizu 590 Taisho-cho, Tenri-shi, Nara-ken 632-0071 Japan

tinywords.com
, Editor
"fresh haiku delivered daily"

"tinywords.com was founded in November 2000 by D. F. Tweney to deliver haiku to wireless devices and Internet email addresses. Haiku are short, 17 syllable poems, and most tinywords messages are under 100 characters long. As such, they are ideally suited to delivery on mobile devices, which often have severe constraints on message size and bandwidth. As of November 2001, tinywords.com has more than 1,500 subscribers in a wide variety of countries, representing every continent on Earth except Antarctica. Countries with tinywords subscribers include Argentina, Australia, Azerbaijan, Barbados, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, Germany, India, the Isle of Man, Italy, Mexico, Malaysia, Niger, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, and Yugoslavia."

http://www.tinywords.com/
Submissions: .
Subscribe: http://www.tinywords.com/subscribe.html
d.f. tweeny:

INTERACTIVE WEB PUBLICATIONS

CHARNWOOD ARTS webWORKS HAIKU
Kevin Ryan, Sean Clark

Kevin Ryan, WHC Director of Arts and Director of Charnwood Arts, and web designer, Sean Clark of Cuttlefish.net and Charnwood Arts, have developed "webWORKS Haiku" as a collaboration between the World Haiku Club and Charnwood Arts. Haiku writers from around the world have been invited to produce haiku poetry in response a selection of work from The webWORKS Gallery. Click on the images below to view a picture and read any haiku that have been written.

If you would like to add your own haiku then simply register with the Charnwood Arts Web site and login. You will see a text box and an "Add My Haiku" button beneath each picture. Type your haiku and press the button and your poem will then be instantly added to the page!

http://www.charnwood-arts.org.uk/index.php

HAIBUN
Ray Rasmussen, Editor

A collection of haibun, sometimes illustrated with images, by various writers.

http://raysweb.net/haibun/
Submissions:

HAIKU DREAMWORKS
, Editor

The intent is provide a series of fantasy images for inspiring haiku poems that connect to the theme of dreaming and/or to the images.

You are invited to submit abstract photographic or graphic images or haiku poems or both. More than one haiku may be added to a particular image-page.

http://raysweb.net/haiku-dreams/
Submissions:

HAIKU-SPRING
Ray Rasmussen, Editor

This web page is an interplay of photographic and digital images of springtime with haiku poems written with springtime themes. It is meant to bring together artists, poets and photographers in the celebration of springtime. Contributions are welcome from haiku poets and artists/photographers. In the haiga tradition, it is not always the case that the haiku is related to the particular image with which it
appears. The Haiku Spring webpage is a collaborative project of Ray
Rasmussen RaysWeband the World Haiku Club [WHC]. This web
page is somewhat restrictive in terms of the number of contributions it will contain and because it covers only one season.

http://raysweb.net/haiku-spring/
Submissions:

HAIKUMANIA
Paul Conneally, Sitemaster

WHC Regional and Education Director, Paul Conneally's interactive site:

http://haikumaniaren.homestead.com/

Also visit the "Haiku Parrots" Ren at from haikumaniaren at:

http://haikuparrots.tripod.com/coverparrots.htm
Click the text on the first page to visit linked poems and texts.

THE HAIKU POET'S HUT
Soji, aka Gary Barnes, Sitemaster, Editor

Haiku, haiga, haibun, more poetry, essays and soji's "Visual Haiku" interactive photo-haiku pages.

HAIGA
Ray Rasmussen, Editor

A collaboration of web page designer Ray Rasmussen [RaysWeb] and the World Haiku Club whose members contribute haiku poetry and images for the haiga compositions.

Contributions to this web page in the form of haiku, paintings, drawings, and/or digital art are invited. Contributions are not restricted to the members of the World Haiku Club.

http://www.raysweb.net/haiga/
Submissions:

RAYSWEB
Ray Rasmussen, Editor

More personal and pages and interactive visual haiku and poetry.

http://www.raysweb.net/haiga/
Submissions:

HAIGAONLINE
an'ya, Editor

Founded by Jeanne Emrich, an'ya continues the tradition of this online magazine for visual haiku.

http://www.haigaonline.com
Submissions:

PHOTO-HAIKU ARTS
, Sitemaster, Editor

PhotoHaiku Arts� is a business entity established to govern the publication, promotion, sales and copyright protection of the photographic and literary work of Roderick Stewart. Its online presence showcases portfolio samples for the public and provides, to individuals engaged in the publishing and fine arts businesses, access to extended works. Additionally, this site provides a number of quality links as well as a selection of illuminating articles.

PhotoHaiku Arts "Your Haiku" pages is a contest section for readers to submit previously published haiku, which are selected for web-page publication, and from which a prize winner will be chosen.

http://www.photohaikuarts.com/your_haiku.htm
Submissions:

PHOTO-HAIKU GALLERY
, Sitemaster

WHC Policy Director, Special Interest, Japan, Mitty Abe was the first to institute an internet photo-haiku website. He has since developed several interactive sites for photographers and haikuists to be creative together.

Several categories with many subcategories are offered on these pages. Photographers and haikuists may register with an ID and Password to submit their photos and poetry online.

Categories:

Around the World: In Around the World, you can see pictures which have been contributed. These pictures come from a variety of countries. You also have the opportunity to both read and write haiku, and to ginko on the site. We welcome your contribution of pictures and haiku.
The Hidden World: Photographers take a lot of shots that can't be seen by the naked eye. There are a lot of objects that only a photograph can describe. We welcome your contribution of subjects you can't see with the naked eye. Would you like to challenge new haiku different than ginko?
Overcoming Time: We can't go back to the past. Therefore, why don't we bring the past to the present? What we post up here is a picture, which was taken more than 10 years ago. Now, we are showing a picture of a farm village, which was taken around 1920 in England. We welcome your contribution of old pictures.
World Tempos Journal: It is a special report by haiku writers from many different countries. It appears four times per month. The contributing haiku writers highlight the relationship between everyday life and nature in their area of the world with a photograph and a haiku poem.
How to Enjoy Haiku in English (in Japanese)

Contact:

SIMPLY HAIKU
Robert Maestre, Managing Editor

Established in 2003 by Robert Maestre, Managing Editor, with Robert Wilson, Editor-in-Chief, and Haiga Editor, Erin Harte.

The editor's say: "Simply Haiku is, simply put, a monthly publication to showcase the best in Japanese short form poetry with an emphasis on haiku. To us haiku is more than just poetry, haiku is a very specific and highly vivid art form . We believe it takes that special "something" to be a great haiku author (artist)! We promise to strive to hold the highest standards in Japanese short form poetry publishing."

http://www.simplyhaiku.tk/
Submissions:

VISUAL HAIKU
"An Interactive Experience"
Soji, aka Gary Barnes, Sitemaster, Editor

Go through the images that soji has selected - see if any of them inspire you to write a haiku. If they do, e-mail him with the results and he will post them on pages linked from the images.

http://www.geocities.com/Paris/LeftBank/1042/poetshut.html
Submissions:

COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE LISTINGS OF HAIKU MAGAZINES AND PUBLICATIONS CAN BE FOUND ON VARIOUS HAIKU-RELATED WEBSITES:

Haiku & Short Poems Guide to Internet & Print Resources

http://http://www.gardendigest.com/poetry/index.htm
, Sitemaster

One of the very best haiku resource sites - a must for research and enjoyment.

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