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Note written on November 8, 2016 but applicable for all texts.
Links
HAIKU, TANKA
Jane Reichhold's book, Those Women Writing Haiku (TWWH), published on Internet in 1998: A history of women who wrote haiku and tanka in Japan, Europe, United States and Canada – till the end of the 1990s. A supplement to Chapter Four has been introduced (November 2010) to include maintly contemporary French-writing women from Canada and France (two talks by Janick Belleau in English)
HAIKU, TANKA
United Haiku and Tanka Society (UHTS) is an International, US based, Society. Membership is open to anyone interested in haiku/tanka related forms, and their mixed-media art counterparts.
cattails, its online literary revue published three times a year (January, May, and September); it accepts submissions in the poets' mothertongue when an English version is provided.
The Society also sponsors contests.
HAIKU
Haiku Canada : Info on the only Canadian National Association of Haiku about its Annual Week End in May and its Betty Drevniok Award - a tribute to the woman (1917-1997) who was once President of this Society.
Actual President: Terry Ann Carter
HAIKU
Haiku International Association of Japan publishes a journal HI six times a year. Mainly in Japanese and English - these are translated in Japanese by a team in Tokyo.
HAIKU
Located in Tokyo, this Museum collects all literature on and about Haiku... since, at least, the first issue of the revue Hototogisu, created in 1897 and edited by the father of the Modern Haiku, Masaoka Shiki. One is privileged to visit the secrets vaults of the Museum.
Managed by the Association of Haiku Poets
HAIKU
Web site of Terebess Gábor from Hungary
To read International Haiku and feature articles, please visit Haiku in Western Languages
Haiku/International also offers numerous links towards other sites
HAIKU
Meguro International Haiku Circle in Tokyo
Monthly kukai led, since 2002 (?) and still as of 2016, by KOGANEI Yasuomi.
Each month, the Meguro publishes the haiku selected in the kukai. The haiku are written in English and also in the mother-tongue of the author, if so desired.
Poets outside Japan have to attend, at least one meeting, in order to be published on the Meguro site.
To also read the essay, entitled Four-Dimensional Haiku (4D Haiku) by Koganei-san, please go to the end of the Meguro pages.
TANKA
Literary magazine Gusts, Tanka Canada. Editor: Kozue UZAWA (Vancouver, B.C.). Biannual publication. Tanka in Engllish from all over the world and book reviews.
TANKA
Red Lights, a U.S. tanka journal with some book reviews. Editor Publisher : Marilyn Hazelton. Published twice a year.
TANKA
Ribbons is the official journal of the Tanka Society of America. Lots of tanka and some book reviews. Published three times a year.
TANKA
Atlas Poetica, a Journal of Poetry of Place in Contemporary Tanka
Keibooks is a small press owned and operated by the sailor-poet, M. Kei. It publishes tanka poetry journals, anthologies (Take Five: Best Contemporary Tanka), and collections via a combination of print-on-demand (POD) and ebook technologies. Back issues of the journal are available to read for free online
TANKA
International Tanka Society from Japan is dedicated to poems written in Japanese and/or English. Sometimes one will see poems in French or in Spanish.
Published twice a year, from Tokyo since 2017, by Publisher YUKHI Aya and Editor-in-Chief KONNO Mari.
International Tanka