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Contents: Winter 2006, vol 4 no 4

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Haiku Editor ~ Robert D. Wilson [bio] [ email] Editor's Introduction C. Avery Chris Eichenberger Lorin Ford Elizabeth Howard Iliana Ilieva Keiko Izawa Deborah P. Kolodji Fredua-Agyeman Nana Graham Nunn Stephen A. Peters Narayanan Raghunathan Dave Russo Sandra Simpson Patrick Sweeney M. Franklyn Teaford CarrieAnn Thunell Robert D. Wilson Senryu Editor ~ Al Pizzarelli  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Senryu: Urban life, Rural Life, Pets George Swede, Featured Poet Tanka Editor ~ Michael McClintock [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction C W Hawes Horst Ludwig Stephen A. Peters Jack Prewitt Miriam Sagan CarrieAnn Thunell Three Tanka Poets from Germany and Austria Gerd Börner Ingrid Kunschke Dietmar Tauchner Renku: Collaborative Linked Verse Editor ~ Norman Darlington [bio] [ ] Introduction to Renku Renku Editor's Notes Kasen:   Springtime in Edo (English)   Springtime in Edo (Japanese)   Springtime in Edo, an audio file of the English text, read by Norman Darlington     ~ Nobuyuki Yuasa (sabaki), Haku Asanuma, Akiko Sakaguchi, Eiko Yachimoto, Shizuka Yamamoto, John Carley, Norman Darlington, Stephen Gill, Kirsty Karkow, Dick Pettit   Comparison, Contrast and Integration: A reflection on the composition of Springtime in Edo, by John Carley Triparshva:   Summer Dawn (English)   Summer Dawn (German)     ~ Gerd Börner, Angelika Wienert, Dietmar Tauchner, John Carley (sabaki) Shisan:   Passing Shower     ~ Brian Zimmer Mitsumono:   In the Shade and High Noon     ~ Zane Parks, CW Hawes, Lorin Ford Announcements & Contributors Editor ~ Carol Raisfeld [bio] [email] Contributors' Index: All Issues Current Contests/Publications Index of Features & Reprints: all issues Issues Archive Management Staff Managing Editor ~ Robert D. Wilson  [bio] [email] Associate Editor ~ Johnye Strickland  [bio] [email] Associate Editor ~ Carol Raisfeld  [bio] [email] Webmaster ~ Keith Heiberg [bio] [email]
		Features: Interviews & Essays About the Features Section An Interview with Jane Hirshfield   By Michael McClintock and Robert D. Wilson Translation of Tanka – work of collaboration – in the case of As Things Are and Ferris Wheel   By Kozue Uzawa Just a Bridge . . . An Interview with Dr. Angelee Deodhar of India   By Robert D. Wilson An Interview with Tanka Poet Kawano Yuko   By Amelia Fielden Shikishima no Michi: Path of Poetry in these Ancient Islands   By Harold Wright Tanka by Kisaburo Konoshima   Newly translated by David Callner Tracks in the Sand Columnist ~ George Swede [bio] [email] Tracks in the Sand Haibun Editor ~ w.f. owen  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Emily Brink Garry Eaton Gina Irene Golas CW Hawes Roger Jones Ed Markowski Don Miller Zane Parks Ray Rasmussen Lynne Rees Miriam Sagan Anita Virgil Amy Whitcomb Modern Haiga Editor ~ Aurora Antonovic [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction an'ya Minerva Bloom Gillena Cox Christine Klocek-Lim and Janet Lynn Davis Whitney Storey and Dustin Neal Traditional Haiga Editor ~ Aurora Antonovic [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction gabbiano Origa Reviews About the Reviews Section Robert D. Wilson:   The Ink Dark Moon: Love Poems by Ono no Komachi and Izumi Shikibu, translated by Jane Hirshfield and Mariko Aratani   In Borrowed Shoes, by Fay Aoyagi   My Tanka Diary, by Kawano Yuko, translated by Amelia Fielden   The Kanshi Poems of The Ozasa Tanzaku Collection: Late Edo Life Through The Eyes of Kyoto Townsmen, by Judith Rabinovitch and Timothy R. Bradstock Johnye Strickland:   Always Filling, Always Full, by Margaret Chula   Fire Pearls: Short Masterpieces of the Human Heart, edited by M. Kei

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