Simply Haiku Autumn 2010, Vol. 8. No. 2 published
Simply Haiku
Autumn 2010, Vol. 8. No. 2
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W E L C O M E!
Robert D. Wilson
Saa Vaić
Co-Owners, Co-Publishers, Co-Editors
Contents:
Publishers' Note
Our Vision
Simply Haiku
Dietmar Tauchner
William Hart
Bruce Ross
Barbara A Taylor
Richard Stevenson
Adelaide B. Shaw
Francis Masat
Tomislav Maretić
Ram Krishna Singh
Vasile Moldovan
Vladislav Hristov
Rafal Zabratynski
Claire Everett
David Ash
Hidenori Hiruta
Ljubomir Dragović
Guy Simser
Peter Newton
Rosa Clement
Featured haiku poet: Chen-ou Liu
Simplu Haibun
Adelaide B. Shaw
Barbara A Taylor
David Cobb
Sonam Chhoki
Rafal Zabratynski
Mike Montreuil
Patricia Prime
Damir Janjalija
Simply Tanka
Andre Surridge
Angela Leuck
Anne Benjamin
Barbara Taylor
Beatrice Yell
Beverley Momoi
Bob Lucky
Carmel Summers
Catherine Smith
Claire Everett
Cynthia Rowe
David Terelinck
Dawn Bruce
Denis Garrison
Ellen Weston
Francis Masat
Giselle Maya
Guy Simser
Jan Foster
J. Zimmerman
Kathy Kituai
Kala
Lisa Baron
Margaret Grace
Margaret Van Every
Marian Verbeka
Mariko Kitakubo
Marilyn Hazelton
Marjorie Buettner
Michael Thorley
Naomi Wakan
Patricia Prime
Peggy Heinrich
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Sanford Goldstein
Sonam Chhoki
Vasile Moldovan
Simply Haiga
Adelaide B. Shaw
Djurdja Vukelić-Roić
Jacek Margolak
Malvina Mileta
Marija Pogorilić
Robert D. Wilson
Hidenori Hiruta
Simply Haiku Exclusive
Max Verhart, Haibunga
Zoe Savina, Haiku Collage
Multimedia
Haiku Presentation
- Dietmar Tauchner (Austria) reads his haiku at World Haiku Association Conference at Druskininkai Potic, Fall 2009
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13 Haiku Poems by John MacKinnon
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Haiku Poem by Kiyo, voice YK guitar lute323, music by Takei
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Japanese Haiku by Basho
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Basho's Trails
Aesthetics in common between China and Japan
Features
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Going to Meet My Friend... Under the Shade of Leafy Chestnuts
Based on emails exchanged between Tomislav Maretić and Saa Vaić -
In memory of Vladimir Devidé (May 3, 1925 - August 22, 2010)
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In Fond Memory: Kawano Yūko (24 July, 194612 August, 2010) by Amelia Fielden
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Part I of Bashos Haiku - Hungarian translations by Gabor Terebess, English translations by David Landis Barnhill
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Konoshima's Tanka - translations by David Callner
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The Haiku Masters: Four Poetic Diaries by Gail SherPart I Basho: Epoch of Dusk
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Hundred-Stanza Renga by Gail Sher and Andrew Schelling
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An Interview with Gail Sher by Robert D. Wilson
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An Interview with David Callner by Saa Vaić
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An Interview with Zoe Savina by Saa Vaić
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Waking from Zhuangzis Butterfly Dream? — Plagiarism or Honkadori by Chen-ou Liu
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An Interview with Eduard Tara by Robert D. Wilson and Saa Vaić
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Japanese Aesthetics by Susumu Takiguchi
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Personification: A Taboo In English Language Haiku? by Robert D. Wilson
Reviews
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Weaver Birds by Saeko Ogi & Amelia Fieldena review by Denis M. Garrison
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The Time of This World: 100 Tanka from 13 collections by Kawano Yukoa review by Robert D. Wilson
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The Moss at Takeiji - A Sanctuary in Kamakura That Changed Women's Lives Edited by Lidia Rosmuz and Carmen Sterbaa review by Robert D. Wilson
Reprints
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An Interview with Tanka Poet Kawano Yuko by Amelia Fielden
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The Importance of Seasons by Charles Trumbull
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Breaking the Haiku Mould, or Breeding to a Bloodline by Janice M. Bostok
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Toward an Aesthetic for English-Language Haiku by Lee Gurga
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Tanka: 'the myriad leaves of words' by Beverley George
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Haiku In Amazonas by Rosa Clement
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Looking and Seeing: How Haiga Works by Jim Kacian
Contests in non-English Language
Submission Gulidelines
Archives
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