In cooperation with the “Berlin Haiku Group”, an A4 wall calendar with original haiku was created for each month. The appealing calendar is supplemented by photographs by Wolfgang Gründer. Edited by Rotkiefer Verlag Haiku-Wandkalender Year of publication: 2020
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The autumn edition, Chrysanthemum No. 28, the internet magazine for forms of modern poetry in the tradition of Japanese short poetry, is now online. In addition to haiku, senryû, tanka, haiga, photo haiku, tanka pictures, haibun and tanka prose
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With Haiku through the year 2021. This well thought-out annual planner from the “Deutsche Haiku-Gesellschaft eV” offers various calendars, an overview of the holidays and public holidays, as well as plenty of space for your own notes. That in practice
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With the new calendar for 2021, the design concept has fundamentally changed. All images are spread over the entire surface of the A4 sheet. Only 1 haiku is published per calendar sheet. This advances
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Selected Haiku translations of Haiku: a collaboration between Emiko Miyashita, Claudia Brefeld and Eva Moering »The idea and background of this project can be found here.
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with many interesting articles about Haiku & Co has appeared. A small foretaste of the content of this issue as well as information about membership or subscription is available for (still) non-members
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A total of 275 haiku from 102 authors and 63 tanka from 25 authors were submitted for this selection. The closing date for entries was July 15, 2020. These texts were edited before the selection of
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