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EDITORIAL
 CORNER


Editorial:

The more things change...

Editor's Choice:

Haiku

Editor's Choice:

one work
other than a haiku


WHC CONTESTS




Oku no Hosomichi Kukai

WHF2002 Haiku Contest Winning Entries
International & Japanese

 

WHCtournament Winners and Prizes
Announcement of "Most Popular Haiku" and Prize List

also see

 
WHChaikuforumworkshop Doggie Kukai


WHF2002
In Honor of Rogetsu, Basho & R.H. Blyth

Minnesota State University, Yuwa-machi, Akita, Japan, Conference Venue

This Issue -- 4 PAPERS:

Susumu Takiguchi (UK)

The Life and Haiku Poems of Ishii Rogetsu
(1873-1928)

Ikuyo Yoshimura (JP)

Blyth and World Haiku

James W. Hackett (US)

WHF2002 Keynote Speech:

R.H. Blyth and James W. Hackett

Daniel Gallimore (UK)

Shakespeare Bashô

(To be continued in Volume 3, Issue 1, March 2003, World Haiku Review)


WHC ESSAYS


KARA-KUCHI RONSO ESSAYS 
spicy haiku polemics


jamie edgecombe (JP):

Beyond Our Borders: expanding the potential
of haibun


WHCessay


Paul MacNeil (US):

A Mosaic in Words
Session 4 of the WHC Renku Seminar 2000


ARCHIVES
Past Issues

May 2001
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1

August 2001
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2

November 2001
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 3

March 2002
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 1

July 2002
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2


ABOUT THE COVER

VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2

World Haiku Review

 Calligraphy:
Ensoh-mui
by Susumu Takiguchi
(U
K)


ILLUSTRATIONS

Magazine design & layout,
WHC logos & illustrations for feature articles by

D. Woolard Bender
(US)


Webpage Design for WHChaikumultimedia &
 WHChaikumultimedia, Portfolios & Galleries by

Ray Rasmussen (CA)


Illustrations for
cover design are by

Susumu Takiguchi (U
K)


All design, artwork & written works are copyright of artists and authors. 


 



VOLUME 2: ISSUE 3
NOVEMBER 2002

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WHC COLUMNS

Poetry Selections
 and Highlights
 From our WHC Mailing Lists


WHChaikujunior

POETRY & ART SELECTIONS

1. WHC Young People's Poetry
and Haiku News
DeVar Dahl, Editor (CA)

 2. HAIBUN: Waiting for the Bus
 
Samantha & Karina Klesko (US)

 3. HAIBUN: A Visit to the Orlando Art Museum
Kayla C. Kohlmaier (US)

4.HAIKU by Romanian students
with Sonia C. Coman (RO)

5. HAIKU:
"Excellence in Cities"
summer workshop haiku

with Paul Conneally (UK)

6. HAIKU: National Poetry Day
at Wildwalk
haikumania workshop haiku
with Paul Conneally, Alan Summers and Karen Hoy (UK)

7. HAIKU FOR A RAINY DAY
a short haiku-story for kids

D. Woolard Bender (US)


WHChaikuforum
workshop

 
 HAIKU SELECTIONS
Susumu Takiguchi, Editor (UK):


1. HAIKU: General Category

2. HAIKU: Themed Category

 3. HAIKU: Kigo Category

4. HAIKU: WHC Doggie Kukai


WHCjapan

 HAIKU SELECTIONS
Yasuomi Koganei, Editor (JP):

1. HAIKU
Haiku by Ms. Junko Saeki
member of MIFA International Haiku Circle, Japan

Also see:

 MIFA Haiku Circle
10th Anniversary Book in
Progress for 2004


WHCspanish

 HAIKU SELECTIONS
Carlos Fleitas, Editor (UR)

HAIKU & TANKA

also see

The Introduction of Haiku
to Latin America

Dr. Araceli Tinajero
(US)


WHCbeginners

MENTOR'S HAIKU SELECTIONS
an'ya
(US), Editor, Director
sue mill
(AU), Mentor
alison williams
(UK) Mentor
& Assistant Mentor:
Karina Klesko
(US)

1. Session 4: HAIKU

2. Editor's Selection & Comments
an'ya (US), Editor, Director


WHCvanguard

HAIKU SELECTIONS
Susumu Takiguchi, Editor (UK)

1. REAL HAIKU

 2. VIETNAM RUMINATIONS
Part 6: a continuing series by
Robert Wilson (US/PH)


WHChaibun

HAIBUN SELECTIONS
Paul Conneally, Editor (UK)

Adelaide B Shaw (US)

gillena cox (WI)

kirsty karkow
(US)

Elbert Pruitt (US)

jennie townsend (US)

Also see
WHF
Recollections:

Tim Hornyak (JP)
Etsuko Yanagibori (JP)
chibi (US)
Bruce Ross (US)
Daniel Gallimore (UK)

also see

 
Beyond Our Borders:
expanding the potential
of haibun
jamie edgecombe (JP)


WHCshortverses

POETRY SELECTIONS
Debi Bender, Editor (UK)

1. SEDOKA,
TANKA/ MODERN WAKA


2. CINQUAIN

3. SIJO

4. SYMBIOTIC & SOLO VERSE: RENGAY

5. SYMBIOTIC: FORKED RENGAY

6. SYMBIOTIC & SOLO VERSE: NEW FORMS

7. SYMBIOTIC & SOLO VERSES: LINKED TANKA/WAKA

POETRY WORKSHOPS

8. CINQUAIN WORKSHOP
Exercise #2:  Alliteration
Deborah P. Kolodji
(US)


WHCsenryu

  SENRYU SELECTIONS
Susumu Takiguchi, Editor (UK)

1. SENRYU


WHChaikumultimedia

GALLERY SELECTIONS
Ray Rasmussen, Editor (CA)
Gallery Designs and Formats by
Ray Rasmussen

1. HAIKU-ART & PHOTO HAIKU

2. PORTFOLIO
A Selection of Haiku-Art by
 Ron Moss
(AU)

New!

3. ART HAIKU ILLUSTRATIONS :
A GABRIEL ROSENSTOCK HAIKU

Gabriel Rosenstock,
Guest Poet, Guest Selector
(IR)

and Ray Rasmussen, Editor
(CA)

Select images from WHChaikumultimedia may be sent as WHCe-Cards (e-greetings) from the pages. For more choices, see Archives for past issues or go to:

WHCe-Cards
D. W. Bender, Editor (CA)


WHCrenku 

  READER RENKU GAMES:
Paul MacNeil, Editor (US)

Follow This! Games 9  & 10

and

RENKU SELECTIONS
Paul MacNeil, Editor (US)


red leaves
autumn kasen

winter thaw
winter nijuin

also see

A Mosaic in Words
Session 4 of the WHC Renku Seminar 2000
Paul MacNeil (US)


Visit the World Haiku Club Official Website for Resources on Haiku and Related Poetry, Links to the WHC Mailing Lists and more.



SPECIAL
FEATURES


A Haiku Path
Haiku Enlightenment
Part 3 of a 6 part series
Gabriel Rosenstock (IR)

Over-all introduction to the special feature: WHF2002/
BashoJourney/
Kamakura-Kyoto Options

Susumu Takiguchi (UK)

Recollections
Oku no hosomichi
WHF2002, Kamakura, Kyoto
& Japan

Through the Cloud Gate to Moon Mountain:
A Journey in Oku

Tim Hornyak
(JP)

The Special Haiku Journey
Etsuko Yanagibori (JP)

Akatonbo (red dragonfly)
chibi
(US)

Ungan-ji
Bruce Ross (US)

By the waters of Biwa
Daniel Gallimore
(UK)


(To be continued in Volume 3, Issue 1, March 2003, World Haiku Review)


REGULAR
FEATURES


Shades of Ink:
Translating the Japanese Poem

Treasures from Issa
2nd Installment
Dr. David Lanoue (US)


Haiku in Education
Part III: Haiku in Romanian Education:
The Japanese Culture and Civilisation Centre of Constantza, Romania

Sonia Christina Coman (RO)

A World Map:
Developments in Haiku


The Introduction of Haiku to Latin America
Dr. Araceli Tinajero
(US)

and

 On Western Haiku
Cor van den Heuvel (US)

and

Style and Spirit
in French Haiku

(Paper read at WHF2000
 Oxford/London)

Georges Friedenkraft, PhD (FR)

TREETOPS
Ferris Gilli (US)

Haiku

and

Highlights

Among the Leaves
 
looking at haiku
Florence Vilen (SW)

Haiku Treasure Trove
International Participants
of the WHF2002/ Oku-no-hosomichi/
Kamakura-Kyoto Options

WHC Member Spotlight

JOURNALS

Poetry Scotland
Sally Evans, Editor (SC)


HAIKU NEWS


WHC News & Events

Appointment of New Patron of WHC:
Professor Kazuo Sato

WHF2002 & Basho Journey in the News
Press Coverage in Japan


World Haiku News

MIFA Haiku Circle
10th Anniversary Book
in Progress for 2004

Yasuomi Koganei (JP)

National League
of Pen Women

Palomar Branch sponsors Haiku Contest


Kaji Aso Haiku Contest Kaji Aso Studio  Institute for the Arts

Yellow Moon
"Seed Pearls"
 Haiku Competition 2003

Masaoka Shiki International Awards for 2002

Winners:
Cor van den Heuvel
Dr. Satya Bhushan Verma
Prof. Shigeki Wada


BOOKNEWS



Haiku

The Nick of Time:
Essays on Haiku Aesthetics
by Paul O. Williams

Reviewed by
Marjorie Buettner
(US)

finding the way –
haiku and field notes
by paul m

Reviewed by
Susumu Takiguchi
(UK)

Slovenian School Haiku Contest Collection 2002
News report from
Alenka Zorman
(SL)


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BOOKMART

A listing of books and chapbooks authored by WHC members and friends, & where and how to purchase them.

New listings each issue.