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VOLUME 1, ISSUE 3 - NOVEMBER 2001

 

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WHF2000 MARK II IS HAIKU POETRY?

Rules of Form and Freedom of Spirit in Haiku The Keynote Speech for WHF2000  London-Oxford Conference by Ion Codrescu (RO) Musicality in Haiku Written in Spanish: a Platonism? by Carlos Fleitas (UR) MORE INSIDE - SEE ESSAYS

 

New Featue Features: HAIKU IN EDUCATION

Teaching Haiku in Higher Education: An Immersion  into the Living Tradition - The Case of Millikin University Dr. Randy Brooks (US) also see Tasting Vintage Haiku Dr. Randy Brooks (US)

 

New Feature WHCschools Hibiscus Petals TREETOPS

TREETOPS Select Haiku by Members of the Hibiscus Petals School of Western Traditional Haiku Ferris Gilli (US) Editor

 

New Feature Features: GUEST SPEAKER'S CORNER

Regarding Poetry: the Shape of the Song by Peggy Willis Lyles (US)

 

Features: JAMES W. HACKETT

James W. Hackett The Great Cloud of Witnesses R.H. Blyth writes to James W. Hackett also see A Personal Selection a selection of one haiku with commentary

 

New Featue Features: A WAVE OF MOONLIGHT: WOMEN POETS OF JAPAN

A Wave of Moonlight Woman Poets of Japan Echoes Over Hills: the haiku of Sugita Hisajo Debra Woolard Bender (US) with Eiko Yachimoto (JP) and Sugita Hisajo Haiku Translations in English Eiko Yachimoto (JP)

 

Sonia Christina Coman ICON GALLERY

Icons Icon images & haiku by Sonia Coman Constanza, Romania

 

New Feature HAPPY HOLIDAYS! WHCe-cards

Send electronic greeting cards with haiku-art, photo-haiku and haiga