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Contents
Page: December 2006, vol 2 no 4
Selections for contemporary haibun, an annual anthology from Red Moon Press
Hortensia Anderson, Maybe You Can Come Home
Collin Barber, The Long Way Home
Marjorie Buettner, Summer Solstice
Yvonne Cabalona, Transition
Jim Fowler, The Night Country
C.W. Hawes, A Sunday Afternoon Walk
Roger Jones, Leaving Paradise
EmmaLee Pallai, Seasons of Change
Frances Ruhlen McConnel, Retirement
Zane Parks, Private Language
Lynne Rees, Noise
Lynne Rees, The Next Wave
Richard Straw, Before the Funeral
Julie Thorndyke, Tending to the Miraculous
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Selections for contemporary haibun online
Garry Eaton, Cliff Hanger
C.W. Hawes, Summer
Frances Ruhlen McConnel, Mendocino
Dustin Neal, Weekend's Hunt
Zane Parks, Korea
Zane Parks, Road Trip
Ray Rasmussen, Vista
Lynne Rees, Peace Box
Natalia L. Rudychev, The Smile and "Hello Dear"
Adelaide Shaw, Letting Go
Adelaide Shaw, Selling a House
John Stone, Culture Shock
J. Marcus Weekley, Climbing the Remains of the Bridge
Jane Whittle, Sea Songs
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Book Releases & Announcements:
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New Release: Ken Jones' book "The Parsley Bed," a collection of 35 haibun and 75 haiku, is now available. He would prefer readers to order direct from him if possible, please. Send 18$US, 21$Canadian, or 15 EUR in currency notes only, or £7.25 in a sterling cheque drawn on a UK bank & made to K. Jones , to: Troedrhiwsebon, Cwmrheidol, Aberystwyth, Wales, SY23 3NB, UK. The less favoured alternative is to order through the Welsh Books Council website. |
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New Release: A collection of haiku and haibun by Bruce Ross, “summer drizzles . . . haiku and haibun” (1 haiga, 49 haiku, 18 haibun) is available now from the author at: Bruce Ross, PMB 127, 11 Bangor Mall Blvd, Ste D, Bangor, ME 04401, USA for $15 US or postal money order equivalent, postage included. |
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Haibun Writers Online Working Group. Members of this group actively submit and provide detailed critiques of other members' haibun compositions. If interested in joining, please send one example of your work to Ray Rasmussen. |
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contemporary haibun online is a quarterly journal appearing in March, June, September and December of each year. We are pleased to offer our readers quality haibun style writing and to encourage both the writing and reading of contemporary haibun. Submissions are welcome at any time.
Content Editors Ken Jones, Jim Kacian and Bruce Ross review submissions independently and then collaborate to accept submissions for two categories: I. contemporary haibun, an annual anthology from Red Moon Press and, II. contemporary haibun online.
Copyright: All contents are the property of the contributors and contemporary
haibun online. Contributors are free to publish elsewhere
so long as
cho is cited as the first place of publication.
No content may be published or distributed elsewhere in any form or
in any way without permission
of the contributors. cho is
associated with the print journal contemporary haibun which
is published annually and which can be ordered through the Red
Moon Press. cho retains the right
to republish the contents in the print annual publication: contemporary
haibun. The haibun in the Selections for contemporary haibun section will be published in the next print issue of contemporary haibun.
Web site design is by Ray Rasmussen, cho Managing Editor and Webmaster -> email |
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