WHCcollaborativeverse:
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES.......
WORLD HAIKU REVIEW
Editor: Paul Conneally
DEADLINE FOR AUTUMN ISSUE (WHR 5-2): Midnight Friday,
30 September 2005, your local time.
1. WHO CAN SUBMIT: Submissions are open world-wide to readers of the World Haiku
Review online
2. WHAT IS COLLABORATIVE VERSE: Collaborative verse is "linked" poetry verses
which create a whole poem, and which are constructed by two or more
participants. Collaborative linking is inspired by the Japanese genre known as
renga or renku. WHCcollaborativeverse accepts traditional renku / renga and
other linked genres such as rengay, new linked forms, linked tanka, linked
cinquain, contemporary and experimental linked verse.
3. Please submit up to 4 # collaborative poems which are not considered
elsewhere for publication.
4. The submitter of a work is responsible to obtain the permission for
publication from all poets participating in the work.
5. ESSAYS, ARTICLES and NEWS: Limit 1 new, original essay per author on topics
of interest to poets working in collaborative styles of poetry. There is not a
limit on essay length at this time. For essay submissions, include your brief
biography, footnotes, and an introduction to yourself and your work as related
to poetry. Articles and news of interest to Italian-language poets of haiku and
related poetry may also be submitted. Single space main body of manuscript texts
except where other formatting is necessary. Send manuscripts separately.
(BOOK REVIEWS & PUBLICATION NEWS
MUST BE SENT SEPARATELY TO SUSUMU TAKIGUCHI)
6. Works in non-English languages must be accompanied by good English
translation, which will be used for selection purposes.
7. Single-space poems, except where special formatting is required.
8. Include your name (and nom de plume, if applicable); Surname in capital
letters (EX: John BUNYON; Sara Elizabeth JAMES; SUZUKI Tatsuo, Susumu TAKIGUCHI;
Include your state or province, and country of
residence (if more than one, please include all);
Include your e-mail address
9. Please use HTML formatted e-mail (not "Plain Text" or MS
Word format). Please type your text, poems and manuscripts directly onto the
body of the e-mail; do not copy and paste your text into the
e-mail from a word-processing document.
10. Send submissions in the main body of the e-mail, not as an
attached file.
11. SUBJECT FIELD OF EMAIL for WHCCOLLABORATIVEVERSE: "WHCcollaborativeverse
Submissions for World Haiku Review"
Send submissions for WHCcollaborativeverse in one email to Paul Conneally at:
paul dot conneally at ntlworld dot
com
DEADLINE FOR AUTUMN ISSUE (WHR 5-2): Midnight Friday,
30 September 2005, your local time.
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