Simply Haiku Autumn/Winter Issue
Autumn/Winter Issue of
Simply Haiku
in loving memory of Svetlana Marisova
Vol. 9. No. 3 & 4
http://simplyhaiku.theartofhaiku.com/autumnwinter-2011.html
W E L C O M E!
Robert D. Wilson
Saa Vaić
Co-Owners, Co-Publishers, Co-Editors
and the staff members
Contents:
Features
- Svetlana Marisova, The 21st Century's English-language Haiku Master by Robert D. Wilson
- Study of Japanese Aesthetics: Part IV : Is Haiku Dying by Robert D. Wilson
- Part V of Bashos Haiku: translations by Gabor Terebess and David Landis Barnhill
- Haiku, Criticism and Fair Use by Robert D. Wilson
- Konoshima's Tanka: translations by David Callner
- An Interview with Claire Everett by Robert D. Wilson
- An Interview with Predrag Cikaric by Sasa Vazic
- New Rising Haiku by Ito Yuki
Simply Haiku
Simply Haiku's "Top Ten List" of the World's Finest
Living English Language Haiku Poets for the year 2011
Ramesh Anand
Don Baird
Mark E. Brager
Terry Busch
Predrag Cikaric
Ljubomir Dragovic
Dubravko Korbus
Chen-ou Liu
Francis Masat
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Kala Ramesh
Ernesto P. Santiago
Manoj Saranathan
Shalini Sunkuru
Hansha Teki
Ted van Zutphen
Featured Haiku Poet: Claire Everett by Robert D. Wilson
Simply Haibun
Sonam Chhoki
Beate Conrad
Claire Everett
George Friedenkraft
Kay Higuchi
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Robert D. Wilson
Simply Tanka
Aurora Antonovic
Don Baird
Josh Bunin
Sonam Chhoki
Kirsten Cliff
L. Costa
Tracy Davidson
Wende Skidmore DuFion
Claire Everett
Mary Franklin
Sanford Goldstein
Chen-ou Liu
Patricia Prime
Dragan J. Ristic
Guy Simser
Neal Whitman
Rodney A. Williams
Ted van Zutphen
Simply Haiga
Beate Conrad
Karen Cesar
Heike Gewi
Autumn Hall
Adelaide B. Shaw
Robert D. Wilson
Ted van Zutphen
Simply Haiku Exclusive
Zoe Savina's Collage: In Memory of Svetlana Marisova
Artist to Artist: Vaggelis Moustakas & Robert D. Wilson
Has the Haiku World Gone Crazy? - Robert D. Wilson (paintings by Alexandros /Moustakas/)
Reviews
- William Hart, Home to Ballygunge: Kolkata Tanka—- Don Wentworth
- An Unmown Sky: An Anthology of Croatian Haiku Poetry 1996-2007—- Beverley George
- Kaneko Tohta, Ikimonofuei: Poetic Composition of Living Things , translated by the Kon Nichi Translation Group—- Robert D. Wilson
- Kuki Shuzo, A Philosopher's Poetry and Poetics, translated and edited by Michael F. Marra
—- Robert D. Wilson -
Svetlana Marisova & Ted van Zutphen, "Be Still and Know"—- Robert D. Wilson
Reprints
- · Bashō: Two Hundred Haiku (Part IV) by Tim Chilcott
- · Bashō: Oku no Hosomichi (Part IV) by Tim Chilcott
- · An Interview with Anita Virgil by Robert D. Wilson
- · Haiga by Nakamura Sakuo
- · Ten Design Lessons from the Art of Ikebana by Garr Reynolds
- 7 Japanese Aesthetic Principles by Garr Reynolds
- Forgive, But Do Not Forget: Ito Yuki talks with Udo Wenzel
- Tomas Transtromer Awarded Nobel Prize for Literature 2011 by Sasa Vazic
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