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Contents: Winter 2007, vol 5 no 4

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Haiku Editor ~ Lenard D. Moore [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Raquel D. Bailey John Barlow Roberta Beary Cathy Drinkwater Better Laryalee Fraser Gautam Nadkarni Matthew Paul Kala Ramesh Robert Wilson Quendryth Young Jianqing Zheng Senryu Editor ~ Al Pizzarelli  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Senryu: Humor Humor: Alexis Rotella, Carol Raisfeld, Bob Lucky, Carlos Colón, Mykel Board, Martin Shea, Gautam Nadkarni, Michael Rehling, Garry Eaton, Mankh, Kala Ramesh, Barry George, Robert Coelho Senryu Illustrations by Donna Foulke Satire: Alan Pizzarelli, Carlos Colón, Alexis Rotella, Pooja Nansi, Tom Painting, Elizabeth St Jacques, Gautam Nadkarni, Ed Markowski, Mykel Board, Kam Holifield, Jessica Lafortune, Anita Virgil, Jörgen Johansson, Marlene Egger, Barry George, Roberta Beary, LeRoy Gorman Tanka Editor ~ Kirsty Karkow [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Melissa Dixon Kasumi Numatani Carol Purington Kala Ramesh Lynne Rees Andrew Riutta Carolyn Thomas Linda Jeannette Ward An Xiao Haibun Editor ~ w.f. owen  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Collin Barber Gillena Cox Jim Doss Laryalee Fraser Betty Kaplan Dru Philippou Patricia Prime Ray Rasmussen M. Sharif Adelaide B. Shaw Richard Straw Amy Whitcomb Michele Yanga Renku: Collaborative Linked Verse Editor ~ Norman Darlington [bio] [ ] Introduction to Renku Renku Editor's Notes Triparshva:   Plum Tree   Tomegaki and Kanso     ~ John Carley, Vaughn Seward, Terra Martin, Jeffrey Woodward, Cristian Mocanu Shisan:   The Labyrinth's Core     ~ Maeve O’Sullivan, Carmel Heaney, Nora Hussey, Rosemary Kemsley, Mary Lee, Michael McLoughlin, Hazel Newman, Bríd Ní Mhóráin, Sharon O’Sullivan, Kim Richardson, Judith Tobin Kasen:   Laughter Rising   Tomegaki: The Many Faces of Renku by Eiko Yachimoto     ~ Celia Stuart-Powles, Eiko Yachimoto, Susan Delphine Delaney, Johnye Strickland Triparshva:   Showing Through     ~ Frank WIlliams, Doreen King
		Features: Interviews & Essays About the Features Section NEW RISING HAIKU: The Evolution of Modern Japanese Haiku and the Haiku Persecution Incident   By Itô Yûki Haiku in English   By Barbara Louise Ungar Tanka by Kisaburo Konoshima   Newly translated by David Callner An Interview with Steven Carter   by Robert D. Wilson An Interview with Paul Gordon Schalow   by Robert D. Wilson Tracks in the Sand Columnist ~ George Swede [bio] [email] Tracks in the Sand Modern Haiga Editor ~ Aurora Antonovic [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction an'ya and Ed Baker Yu Chang Jim Kacian Matt Morden Mike Rehling Traditional Haiga Editor ~ Aurora Antonovic [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction John Adams Gallery Kazumi Cranney Origa (Olga Hooper) Stuart Jackson Gallery Reviews About the Reviews Section Robert D. Wilson:   Morning at Mount Ring, by Anatoly Kudryavitsky   A Poetics of Courtly Male Friendship in Heian Japan, by Paul Gordon Schalow Marjorie Buettner:   Sixty Sunflowers, edited by Sanford Goldstein Margaret Chula:   The Scent of Jasmine and Brine, by Linda Jeannette Ward Kirsty Karkow:   The Dreaming Room: Modern English Tanka in Collage and Montage Sets, edited by Michael McClintock and Denis Garrison Johnye Strickland:   Eavesdropping: Seasonal Haiku, by Alexis Rotella   Growing Late, by Tom Clausen   The Unworn Necklace, by Roberta Beary   Landfall: Poetry of Place in Modern English Tanka, edited by Denis M. Garrison and Michael McClintock

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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