Let's close the work week with part 2 of Mark Smith-Soto's reading at the Glenwood Community Book Shop held on February 21, 2009. Bu...

Submissions are open for the Kaji Aso Studio 21st Annual Haiku Contest. Prize information and guidelines are here . The North Carolina State...

I briefly met Mark Smith-Soto three years ago after a presentation by Richard Gilbert at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro . ...

Blogging Along Tobacco Road is celebrating an anniversary this month! Today's Haiku - Three Questions installment marks the 52nd in th...

Bob Moyer, Dave Russo, Curtis Dunlap, and Charlie Smith continue reading haiku, haibun, and senryu in part 4 of the PoetTea reading held in ...

Here are a couple of belated news items: The spring issue of Simply Haiku is online. The Heron's Nest Readers' Choice Awards for ...

Charlie Smith, Dave Russo, Curtis Dunlap, and Bob Moyer continue reading haiku and senryu in part 3 of the PoetTea reading held in Winston-S...

Geert Verbeke is our guest this week for a round of Haiku - Three Questions . He writes: Born in Kortrijk, Flanders (Europe) on 31 May 1948...

Here is part 2 of the PoetTea reading held on February 7th in Winston-Salem. Charlie Smith joins Bob Moyer, Dave Russo, and Curtis Dunlap in...

Norbert Blei has a fine article over at Poetry Dispatch entitled The Poetry of Persona and the Divided Self . He writes: Not every poet fin...

Call for Submissions for March Issue WORLD HAIKU REVIEW Submission Guidelines FOR MARCH 2009 ISSUE WORLD HAIKU REVIEW Call for Submissions f...

Darrell Byrd , age 71, is an agricultural biologist living in the Imperial Valley, California, a diverse agricultural oasis in the northern ...

North Carolina Haiku Society members Bob Moyer, Dave Russo, and Curtis Dunlap read haiku at the PoetTea reading recorded today in Winston-Sa...

Alexis Rotella will have one of her haiku read on Public Radio on February 14th. Here is a message she received from Travel with Rick Steve...

Sunday Afternoon Salon February 15, 2009, 3:00 pm PSI Theater, Durham Arts Council [ This concert will serve as a benefit to help with healt...

Mark Alan Osterhaus has a web page of an interview he recorded of English language haiku pioneer, Robert Spiess, some years ago. Mark writes...

Here are a few items of interest: Dear members of the Haiku North America mailing list: I just updated the HNA web site with an overview of ...

Part 2 of the Alexis Rotella reading: