The popular Poetry Pea Podcast S7 E26 on Single Object #haiku & #senryu is online.
Grateful to Patricia McGuire for including my “scent of spring”. This along with another accepted haiku will be published in the Poetry Pea Journal 3:24 out by June end 2024.
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scent of spring
a friend’s letter
in my pocket
Congratulations to all #poets featured in the beautiful podcast.
Grateful to Bryan Rickert, the issue’s expert Editor, for the acceptance & publication of 2 of my senryu. #senryujournal, #haikuhut, #Issue94
Happy September! The 1st brings many good tidings of publications of haiku journals.
Grateful to Tony Pupello, Editor, tsuri-dōrō for featuring two of my #haiku in the latest issue #17 – Sept/Oct 2023. Congratulations to all featured poets.
failed haiku- a journal of English senryu, issue #91 is up and I am delighted to have two #senryu in the issue.
Grateful to Hemapriya Chellappan, Editor for this issue and Co Editor Bryan Rickert & Haiku Mike for sharing.
Congratulations to all featured poets.
failed haiku- a journal of English senryu, issue #91 is up and I am delighted to have two #senryu in the issue.
Grateful to Hemapriya Chellappan, Editor for this issue and Co Editor Bryan Rickert & Haiku Mike for sharing.
Thanks dear Rachna Singh, Principal Editor, Thewiseowl Emag for the beautifully curated “The Repertoire” a Poetry Yearbook 2022.
A collectors’ item, the anthology has the best selections from poems featured in the magazine during the year. Poetic musings about the ephemeral nature of beauty and life, stultifying relationships, deja vu moments, wonder and charm of day-to-day moments, all find place in this fabulous repertoire.
Congratulations dear Rachna on completing the first year of the magazine and congratulations to all 65 featured poets. Honored to be one of them.
The Wise Owl Haiku Renditions was hosted by me on 20th January 2023.
The Wise Owl, is a literary & art e-magazine. where I am the Guest Editor.
It had an impressive line-up of Haiku poets from across the globe. Alan Summers, Roberta Beary, Reid Hepworth, Kala Ramesh, Julie B Kelsey, Vandana Parashar, Ravi Kiran, Teji Sethi and Lorraine Padden were a part of the event. Each of us read our 5 haiku/ senryu and we enjoyed the range and diversity of the verses. Sharing the love of haiku without any barriers and borders.
Watch the session on The Wise Owl YouTube channel:
tsuri-doro, a small journal of haiku and senryu, Issue #12, Nov/Dec 2022 arrived in the early hours of the morning with two of my poems featured:
Grateful to dear Tony Pupello, Editor for the publication, and congratulations to all featured poets in the beautiful issue.
Wednesday brings Haiku Dialogue and the theme this week was “A Good Wander: The Art of Pilgrimage – Obstacles & Trials” with Guest Editor P. H. Fischer.
Grateful to have a ku featured, thanks to the Editors.
Cattails October 2022 issue is out! Thrilled to have a haiku, senryu & a haiga in the beautiful journal. The joy of reading the ku in Hindi is immeasurable. Will share the haiga separately.
Grateful to Sonam Chhoki, Editor-in-Chief, Mike Montreuil, Managing Editor and the Editorial Team—Geethanjali Rajan for haiku, David J Kelly for senryu & Lavana Kray for haiga. On the lovely cover is “Bird of Paradise” by friend Christina Chin.
Read the issue here:
http://www.cattailsjournal.com/issues/cattails222.pdf
The first of the month brings good tidings and failed haiku a Journal of English Senryu, Volume 7, Issue 81 is out.
Brilliantly edited by Bryan Rickert and guided by Haiku Mike another bumper “back from the dead’ issue. The results are out and the ‘un-dead’ senryu are now published poems.
Delighted to have these 2 senryu alive and kicking. Grateful to dear Bryan for the acceptance and publication.
Congratulations to all featured poets.
https://failedhaiku.com/2022/08/31/issue-81-and-the-un-dead/#like-1958
