haijinx

haijinx delays

Shimi — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 19:40:02 +0000

Dear friends and fans of haijinx,

The summer issue of haijinx has obviously been delayed. Pressing personal matters have kept the editor, Mark Brooks, offline most of the summer.

Mark is back online now and production has begun on the late summer issue. The issue is expected within the next few weeks, most likely at the very end of August.

haijinx will be skipping the autumn issue this year. After we finish production on the summer issue, we will announce some changes to our publication schedule.

More updates on haijinx’s various activities will be posted soon.

Mark Brooks

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Column: Shooting My Poetry Mouth Off

Shimi — Tue, 25 May 2010 17:33:15 +0000

Shooting My Poetry Mouth Off
by Richard Krawiec

haijinx proudly announces the initial publication of the next of its regular columns. Shooting My Poetry Mouth Off is an examination of English-language haiku through Western poetics by Richard Krawiec. Enjoy this new column today:

May 2010 • Second Column

@haijinx tweets from 2010-05-21

Shimi — Fri, 21 May 2010 23:30:00 +0000

Submissions: haijinx quarterly | extended to June 1 due to move | accepts #haiku #haiga #haibun #renku &c | more http://bit.ly/9tI7Ms #

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updated call for submissions

Shimi — Thu, 20 May 2010 20:24:04 +0000

haiku by Buson translated by Mark Brooks
haiga by Kuniharu Shimizu from haijinx II:1

May 20, 2010

During the first half of May, the home offices of haijinx relocated from Austin to Georgetown, Texas. As a result, the haijinx wire went offline for a few weeks. The news feed will restart in June.

Also, since there has been such a disruption to our online presence, the deadline for the haijinx quarterly, a journal focused on putting the hai back in haiku, will be extended until June 1. More details can be found in our original call for submissions and our submissions page

Thanks for your patience!

Mark Brooks
Christopher Patchel
Carmen Sterba
Alan Summers

@haijinx tweets from May 3rd

Shimi — Mon, 03 May 2010 23:30:00 +0000

Blog: Blogging Along Tobacco Road (Curtis Dunlap) | May 2 | Susan Diridoni – 3 Questions • Sunday Updates | http://bit.ly/aJiYZ2 #haiku #
Column: Shooting My Poetry Mouth Off | Richard Krawiec | first column, April 2010 | haijinx | http://bit.ly/aR25zn #haiku #
Submissions: Taj Mahal Review | May 15 by email | Editorial Advisor: Ban’ya Natsuishi | accepts #haiku | more http://bit.ly/a8GCMI #
Blog: Essences 3 (Carmen Sterba) | April 28 The Haiku Foundation | Interview with Cor van den Heuvel (1 of 3) | http://bit.ly/aa0yLj #haiku #
Submissions: Full Bloom Renga from The Orchard Network | daily via website | ends May 7 | http://bit.ly/cUmu1U #renku #renga #
Column: Notes on Renku | John Carley | Do Metrics Matter? | April haijinx | http://bit.ly/bWGhnH #renku #haiku #
Submissions: International Haiku Spring Festival 2010 | Akita International Haiku Network | online | more http://bit.ly/cS8xEq #haiku #
Submissions: haijinx quarterly | May 20 by email | accepts #haiku #haiga #haibun #renku &c | more http://bit.ly/9tI7Ms #

Blog: Essences at The Haiku Foundation

Shimi — Sun, 02 May 2010 12:20:16 +0000

Essences at The Haiku Foundation

The blog hosted by Carmen Sterba, haijinx quarterly’s editor for Japan.

from The Haiku Foundation’s introduction:

Essences began as a column written by Carmen Sterba in the North American Post in Seattle, WA, a bilingual newspaper in Japanese and English. Its purpose is to go back to the roots of the “haiku movement” in North America: the major poets, the individual styles of haiku, the books, the journals and conferences as they evolved from the sixties and seventies onwards. This will be a short version, so feel free to add information and comments as we go along..

newest entry

April 28, 2010 • Essences #3 • Interview with Cor van den Heuvel (1 of 3)

Blog: Blogging Along Tobacco Road (May 1-15)

Shimi — Sun, 02 May 2010 12:05:44 +0000

Blogging Along Tobacco Road (Curtis Dunlap)

One of the finest haikai blogs around, Curtis posts announcements, interviews, and poetry every week. Check it out today.

recent entries

May 2, 2010 • Sunday Updates

May 2, 2010 • Susan Diridoni – Three Questions

haijinx related entries

March 28, 2010 • Mark Brooks – Three Questions

June 14, 2009 • Carmen Sterba – Three Questions

Blog: Blue Willow Haiku World (May 1-7)

Shimi — Sat, 01 May 2010 13:47:22 +0000

Blue Willow Haiku World (Fay Aoyagi)

Enjoy a detour through Fay Aoyagi’s Blue Willow Haiku World for a daily dose of contemporary Japanese haiku served up for American eyes and ears.

May 1 – 7, 2010

May 1, 2010 • Hisako Sasaki

@haijinx tweets from May 1st

Shimi — Sat, 01 May 2010 11:30:00 +0000

Blog: Blue Willow Haiku World (Fay Aoyagi) | contemporary Japanese #haiku into English | April 30 Ryuta Iida | http://bit.ly/b7GSqj #
Column: Haiku, A Looking Bird | Chen-ou Liu | The Breach of Meaning? Roland Barthes’s View of Haiku | http://bit.ly/cbUdzW #haiku #
Submissions: Taj Mahal Review | May 15 by email | Editorial Advisor: Ban'ya Natsuishi | accepts #haiku | more http://bit.ly/a8GCMI #
Submissions: Full Bloom Renga from The Orchard Network | daily via website | ends May 7 | http://bit.ly/cUmu1U #renku #renga #
Column: Notes on Renku | John Carley | Do Metrics Matter? | April haijinx | http://bit.ly/bWGhnH #renku #haiku #
Submissions: International Haiku Spring Festival 2010 | Akita International Haiku Network | online | more http://bit.ly/cS8xEq #haiku #
Column: Shooting My Poetry Mouth Off | Richard Krawiec | first column, April 2010 | haijinx | http://bit.ly/aR25zn #haiku #
Submissions: haijinx quarterly | May 20 by email | accepts #haiku #haiga #haibun #renku &c | more http://bit.ly/9tI7Ms #

Event: Full Bloom Renga

Shimi — Sat, 01 May 2010 10:27:51 +0000

Full Bloom Renga from The Orchard Network

Full Bloom Festival
Date: April 16th – May 8th 2010

Location: online web renga

Visit the specially created Web renga website to take part on the online Full Bloom Renga. Each day a theme will be posted on line and a poet selects the verse that evening from an open submission process. You can contribute any number of verses any day. The three poets selecting for the web renga are Alec Finlay, Martin Lucas and Sheila Windsor.