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Virals is a section in which one person chooses a haiku by another person and comments on that haiku. Then the author of that haiku is invited to select a haiku by someone else and comment on that poem, and so on. For an introduction to this section, see Virals.
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FOUR OUT OF FIVE DOCTORS [...]
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Some reading and listening materials to take you into the year of the tiger. . . .
Haiku Chronicles: Episode 9—The Definition (featuring Anita Virgil)
Haiku Reality/Stvarnost
which includes the essays:
Haiku & Capitalism
&
Bashō’s Sexual Life
both by Dr. Dimitar Anakiev
MASKS 2
Notes from the Gean #3
Roadrunner IX:4 (November 09)
Shamrock Haiku Journal #12
Haiku Journal of the Irish Haiku Society
“Theoretical Apparitions of [...]
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Montage #43,
presented by Allan Burns,
is now up
on The Haiku Foundation website.
“Winter (II)”, the forty-third and final gallery in the Montage series, features more winter-themed haiku—by Martin Shea, Jack Barry, and THF’s founder, Jim Kacian. My thanks go out to Jim for the opportunity to create Montage, to web master Dave Russo for all his [...]
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Headsets addresses the psychological aspect of literary craft as it applies to haiku and senryu. Poetry elicits emotion and associations from readers by means of subjectively potent rhetorical devices. Classic psychotherapy questions will be asked: “What’s happening here?” and “How do you (might one) feel about that?” Readers are invited to examine their responses, and [...]