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Haiku as social commentary: this innovative book appeared, without attribution, at Haiku North America in New York in 2003. It’s message has become only more urgent in the decade that has followed.

The first full-length haiku and tanka collection from Susan Antolin.

A sequence of haiku by Jean Antonini on relationship and flowers.

A book of French language haiku by Jean Antonini, translated into English by Richard Bateman

An anthology of French haiku with English translations, edited by Jean Antonini.

A collection of tanka by Japanese poet Harue Aoki.

A collection of tanka by Japanese poet Harue Aoki.

Fay Aoyagi’s first collection of haiku, from her own Blue Willow Press in 2003, was like a breath of fresh air, mingling wafts of old and modern Japan among the zephyrs of Northern California.

64 haiku, written in English, with illustrations.

Haiku by Fay Aoyagi

Early haiku and non-haiku poems from Fay Aoyagi, a well-known haiku poet.