In cho 7:1 we offered the first of a handful of pieces published by haijin and filmmaker Dimitar Anakiev as op-ed pieces in the largest newspaper in Slovenia. Here's the second, again translated by Sasa Vazic, with editorial advice from Noragh Jones and Jim Kacian. Also worth repeating: we are not necessarily advocating haibun as polemic or advocacy, but wish to broaden the dialogue on what is—and is not—haibun. We welcome your feedback.
                                – Jim Kacian

Dimitar Anakiev, John Brown, We Swear to You

Melissa Allen, Babushkas
Melissa Allen, Yorick in Moscow
Hortensia Anderson, Missing Picture
Bouwe Brouwer, Ford Capri
Shelly Bryant, Transmission
Peter Butler, Jewish Museum, Prague
Steven Carter, Berkeley Night Town
Steven Carter, In Lieu of an Elegy
Glenn G. Coats, No Broken Bones
Glenn G. Coats, Operation Mainstream
Glenn G. Coats, The House on Lawrence Street
L. Costa, Once upon a Time
L. Costa, Sanarjabd
L. Costa, Winter Night
Anne Curran, Kindred Spirit
Eduardo del Valle, First Morning
Garry Eaton, Coming or Going
Jerry Gill, Ward 93
Autumn N. Hall, Ajima (Grandmother/Madam)
Autumn N. Hall, "...and all I've got is this lousy t-shirt"
Autumn N. Hall, Kegogi (Dog Meat)
Jeffrey Harpeng, Fig Bird in a Jacaranda
Jeffrey Harpeng, The Belly Button Man
Stephen W. Leslie, Elevator Music
Stephen W. Leslie, Joe
Chen-ou Liu, Life Goes On
Chen-ou Liu, There is no There There
Bob Lucky, An Evening in Harar
Victor Maddalena, My Bicycle (circa. 1966)
Brynne McAdoo, After Giving Up on Match.com
Brynne McAdoo, Dee's Toy Box Superstore