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March 31, 2010 By Billie Wilson Leave a Comment

Events Calendars Updated March 31

Our Event Calendars have been updated as of March 31.  These tools are designed to help haiku poets keep track of journal submission and contest entry deadlines, They are available in either pdf or html versions. The main document has publications and contests; the other is a contests-only version. … [Read more...]

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March 31, 2010 By Scott Metz Leave a Comment

Today's the Day

TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO SEND IN YOUR SUBMISSION/S FOR the HaikuNow! International Haiku Contest 2010. Traditional? Contemporary? Innovative? Get 'em in! Go HERE for all the details. Good luck! … [Read more...]

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March 30, 2010 By Scott Metz Leave a Comment

1 Day Left!

Only 1 day left to get your entries in to the HaikuNow! International Haiku Contest 2010. Traditional? Contemporary? Innovative? Get 'em in! Go HERE for all the details. Good luck! … [Read more...]

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March 29, 2010 By Scott Metz Leave a Comment

Just 2 Days 2 Get Them In!

Only 2 days left (March 31st) to get your entries in to the HaikuNow! International Haiku Contest 2010. Traditional? Contemporary? Innovative? Get 'em in! Go HERE for all the details. Good luck! … [Read more...]

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March 28, 2010 By Scott Metz 19 Comments

Essence #2

Essences began as a column written by Carmen Sterba in the North American Post in Seattle, WA, a bilingual newspaper in Japanese and English. Its purpose is to go back to the roots of the "haiku movement" in North America: the major poets, the individual styles of haiku, the books, the journals … [Read more...]

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