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Haiga: 22.2

Haiga Gallery 22.2
Haiga Showcase: Louise Hopewell & Peter Ward

  • Table of Contents
    • Announcements
      • contemporary haibun 21 available
    • Articles & Reviews
      • Featured Writer: Sean O’Connor
      • Ray Rasmussen: Walking Through Time with Alan Peat
      • Lew Watts: The Art of Haibun Prose—The Turn
      • Ray Rasmussen: Commentary on David G. Lanoue’s “The News”
      • Book Review: Roots that hold
      • Book Review: Griots
      • Book Review: the novelty of novello
      • Books in Brief: Beary, Coats
      • Books Received
    • Haibun
      • Jenny Ward Angyal: Cartography
      • Taofeek Ayeyemi: Epiphany
      • Caroline Giles Banks: Guernica
      • Mona Bedi: The burden
      • Peggy Hale Bilbro: Holding Up the World
      • Matthew Caretti: Home / Land
      • Aidan Castle: boarding pass
      • Anna Cates: Drop in the Bucket
      • Margaret Chula: Retribution
      • Margaret Chula & Terri L. French: After-image
      • Glenn G. Coats: One Long Chain
      • Bryan D. Cook: Creature Comfort
      • Elizabeth Crocket: Seeing Things Differently
      • Cherie Hunter Day: Sunlight Doesn’t Linger Over Much
      • Billie Dee: Like the Movie “Brazil”
      • Lynn Edge: Secondhand Tour
      • Colleen M. Farrelly & Terri L. French: Losing Time
      • Arvilla Fee: Custom Made
      • Mark Forrester: Unraveling
      • Marco Fraticelli: Starry Night
      • Benedict Grant: Faultline
      • Lorraine Haig: Into the Unknown
      • Kathleen Hellen: days, she volunteers
      • Ruth Holzer: Theater
      • Jon Horsley: Styx
      • Anju Kishore: Colourb(l)ind
      • Anthony Lusardi: lucky
      • Kristen Lindquist: Artistic License
      • Bob Lucky: Thanksgiving
      • Jacek Margolak: After the Screening
      • Marietta McGregor: Portent
      • Jo McInerney: Ashcroft Grove
      • Sabine Miller: Eight Years a Wanderer
      • Alan Mills: Susannah’s Cottage
      • Lenard D. Moore: Writing the Glorious Day
      • Tom Painting: Extended forecast
      • Alan Pizzarelli: Sketch
      • Vaishnavi Ramaswamy: Zero Hour
      • Kala Ramesh: the tuning fork
      • Dian Duchin Reed: Dissonance
      • Michele Root-Bernstein: In the Cards
      • Alexis Rotella: I Knew Before I Knew
      • Barbara Sabol: The Longest Night
      • Shawn Aveningo Sanders: He Called Her Princess
      • Lynn Schilling: Enlightenment
      • Adelaide B. Shaw: Special Delivery
      • Crystal Simone Smith: Replacement Theory
      • Joshua St. Claire: Cantabile
      • Sara Tropper: Or
      • Barbara Ungar: Better Ghosts
      • Sathya Venkatesh: In Passing
      • Lew Watts: Deus ex Machina—A Play for Voices
      • Diana Webb: Finding the Secrets
      • John Wojtowicz: Accepting the Position
      • Peter Yovu: Merrily Merrily Life Is But
      • Peter Yovu: The Reunion
    • Tanka Prose
      • Mary Frederick Ahearn: May Departing
      • Rupa Anand: The Pilgrim
      • Cynthia Anderson: Golden Boy
      • Joanna Ashwell: Flipside
      • Gavin Austin: Different Shores
      • Cynthia Bale: Scheherazade
      • Mona Bedi: The Beyond
      • Peggy Hale Bilbro: One Step at a Time
      • Alfred Booth: Toasting Life
      • Susan Burch: Got Milk?
      • Anna Cates: This Is the Poem
      • Jim Chessing: Coup
      • Timothy Daly: Two Years Later
      • Coleman Davis: Blue Swallowtails Sipping Mud
      • Billie Dee: Persephone
      • Lynn Edge: Ephemeral
      • Gabriel Ertsgaard: Civil Rights Vinyl #1
      • Colleen M. Farrelly & Cynthia Bale: Wrapped Up
      • Dennis Frohlich: Need
      • Joy Hallinan: Ungreeted
      • Marilyn Humbert: Then and Now
      • Anju Kishore: Stud
      • Iris Lee: That Time of Day
      • Chen-ou Liu: Creative Block
      • A.A. Marcoff: Thomas Edison...
      • Vaishnavi Ramaswamy: A Song in the Sand
      • Kala Ramesh: Shunyata
      • Adelaide B. Shaw: Morning Voices
      • Nalini Shetty: Static
      • Doug Sylver: When the Time Comes
      • Alison Williams: Witness
      • Simon Wilson: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
      • John Zheng: The Sunroom Window
    • Haiga
      • Haiga Gallery 22.2
      • Haiga Showcase: Louise Hopewell & Peter Ward
    • From the cho Team
      • Margi Abraham: in the hush of still water
      • Gerry Jacobson: Teacher
      • Jim Kacian: Rage
      • Ron C. Moss: Mother’s Day
      • Peter Newton: Exit Wound
      • Ray Rasmussen: What the Rabbit Promised
      • Rich Youmans: Where the Sky Is a New Color Every Morning
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