love poem sometimes I like to imagine that she's googled me; she'll read a few of my poems in a...

The October 2010 issue of Contemporary Haibun Online is online and ready for viewing . Lenard D. Moore sent this: Dear HSA Members: Th...

Winter’s Last Snowstorm It is too cold for argument, and yet, teeth chattering, You would have me, walking down this country road, Expl...

Scott Owens sent the Poetry Hickory update below. Click on the image for a better view: Haigaonline has published Milkweed Floss: Ha...

Zofia Kamila Krzemińska is our Haiku - Three  Questions poet this week. She writes: Hi Curtis, I met Susan Diridoni some years ago in Sa...

Recycling Starlight Penny Harter's cycle of poems written during the eighteen months after Bill's death, Recycling Starlight , is...

EVERY  FEBRUARY  THE  SUN  FLIES My water bottle empty, I’m too exhausted To haul my surfboard to the ocean. Creatures persist; or don...

Richard Krawiec sent the link (below) to the Jacar Press chapbook contest?  He writes: "Haiku books will be given equal consideratio...

Raised in Illinois, Masat earned his Ph.D. at the University of Nebraska and is Prof. Emeritus, Rowan University.  He has been a farmer, plu...

Bear with me while I endeavor to get Tobacco Road back on track. The hiatus was not intentional, but necessary due to my current schedule. I...

I've received news from Dave Russo that Peggy Lyles passed away last Friday, September 3. Peggy nurtured me as a poet, took me aside ...

Folks, I apologize for the lack of updates. Summer can be a busy time for me. I've also spent more time writing. So far, July has been g...

The Unknowable River No more can you know its flow than the flow of blood in your wrist, the branched veins that show before bedding i...

The July issue of The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature is online. Southern Legitimacy Statements are available on the poetry page . ...

Pravat Kumar Padhy, is a Petroleum Geologist, ONGC, in India. He received his Masters in Science and Ph.D in Applied Geology from Indian S...

Alan Summers lives in the UK. He was introduced to haiku when he walked into a local branch library in Ipswich, Queensland, and found two co...

Haiku Featured on Seattle Japanese Garden Audio Tour Michael Dylan Welch has recorded two presentations about haiku for the new audio tour...

Anne Curran is a Hamiltonian, New Zealander. She began writing haiku during the summer of 2009. Before that she was writing other forms of s...