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Contents: Winter 2008, vol 6 no 4

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A Memorial for William J. Higginson
By George Swede

Haiku Editor ~ Lenard D. Moore [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Raquel D. Bailey Tara Betts Jared Carter L. Teresa Church Desiree Cooper Susan Delphine Delaney Fredua-Agyeman Nana David Serjeant Nora Wood Haibun Editor ~ Lynne Rees  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction hortensia anderson Ludmila Balabanova Tish Davis Sharon Dean Ken Jones Jim Kacian ed markowski Stanley Pelter Patrick M. Pilarski Joanna Preston Ray Rasmussen John W. Sexton Jeffrey Woodward Renku: Collaborative Linked Verse Please note: New Submission Information   Editor ~ Norman Darlington [bio] [ ] Introduction to Renku Renku Editor's Notes Kasen:   Bamboo Greeting     ~ The Miner School of Haikai Poets, comprising Keith Kumasen Abbot, Maureen Owen, Pat Nolan and Michael Sowl   Bamboo Greeting, with verse-by-verse annotation by the authors   The Miner School of Haikai Poets – History and Biographies Triparshva:   Tarried Road Workers     ~ Barbara A Taylor, Moira Richards, Claire Chatelet Shisan:   The Piñon's Tears     ~ Effie Araouzou, Dorothy Heiderscheit, Nora Hussey, Virginia Jennings, Frances Kelleher, Marion Kerrigan, Beatrice Mondare, Bernie O'Reilly, Kim Richardson and Maeve O'Sullivan New Shisan:   October's Moon – dedicated to the memory of William J. Higginson     ~ Moira Richards and Norman Darlington Reviews About the Reviews Section Robert D. Wilson:   Early Modern Japanese Literature, edited by Haruo Shirane   In Two Minds, by Amelia Fielden and Kathy Kituai   The Tanka Prose Anthology, edited by Jeffrey Woodward Johnye Strickland:   The Horse with One Blue Eye, by Cherie Hunter Day   Kindle of Green, by Cherie Hunter Day and David Rice
		Features: Interviews & Essays About the Features Section Assimilation of the Ma Aesthetic Better Equips Western Poets to Write Haiku   by Denis M. Garrison A Brilliant Literature: Robert Wilson Interviews Professor Richard Gilbert   by Robert D. Wilson An Interview with An Xiao   by Robert D. Wilson Fulfilling My Dream of Performing Tanka   by Mariko Kitakubo, translated by Amelia Fielden Tanka by Kisaburo Konoshima   Newly translated by David Callner Modern Haiga Please note: New Submission Information   Guest Editor ~ Ron Moss  [bio] Editor's Introduction Ross Coward Linda Pilarski Alexis Rotella Claudette and Frank Russell Manoj Saranathan Traditional Haiga Please note: New Submission Information   Guest Editor ~ Ron Moss  [bio] Editor's Introduction Ed Baker Mark Smith Janis Zroback and Allan Burns Tanka Editor ~ Kirsty Karkow [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Cathy Drinkwater Better Joe Christensen Sanford Goldstein M. Kei Bob Lucky Joyce Maxner Patrick Pilarski Fujiko Sato Senryu Editor ~ Al Pizzarelli  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Senryu SENRYU ON A PUN-pt. 2 ~ Belly Peterson, Bob Brill, Alexis Rotella, Carol Raisfeld, Dana-Maria Onica, Barry George, Ted Heavens Home Sweet Home ~ Alexis Rotella, Anita Virgil, Mykel Board, Gautam Nadkarni, Christopher Patchel, Bob Lucky, Liam Wilkinson, Barry George, Arizona Zipper, John Stevenson, David Gershator Community ~ Matthew Cariello, Francis Masat, Gautam Nadkarni, Carol Raisfeld, Roberta Beary, Ed Markowski, Jerry Kilbride, Christopher Patchel, Michael Dylan Welch, John Stevenson, Jian Zheng, kala ramesh, Anita Virgil, Pamela A. Babusci, Alexis Rotella, Barry George, M. Franklyn Teaford

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]

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