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WALES HAIKU JOURNAL


Touchstone Award '23 Nominations
It is without doubt one of the highlights of my year: to sit down with all four editions of the Wales Haiku Journal, and take time to...
Joe Woodhouse
Jan 12, 20242 min read
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Propositions for the Kinetic Haiga
Jerome Berglund explores the emerging kinetic approach to haiga/shaihai The short form umbrella is broad, has a wide reach, and if we are...
Jerome Berglund
Jul 29, 20235 min read
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'Crafted Miniature Worlds' to Be Found in Daipayan Nair's Latest Collection...
Daipayan Nair's book 'tilt of the winnowing fan' instantly captivates with a graceful title that gathers together poems on different...
Richa Sharma
Dec 26, 20222 min read
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The Key Aspects of Life in Haiku
Hifsa Ashraf, Author, and Touchstone Award winner, delves into Goran Gatalica's new release, Night Jasmine.
Hifsa Ashraf
Sep 30, 20223 min read
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Experiment: Translating English Haiku into Welsh
Earl Livings tells a very personal tale of self discovery and explains the idea of transcreating When I was a child, I discovered my...
Earl Livings
Sep 20, 20225 min read
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Monoku: Historical Perspective and Experimenting with Structural Style
Pravat Kumar Padhy provides an in-depth study into the world of one-line haiku Introduction Monoku is a one-line poem featuring brevity...
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Sep 20, 202219 min read
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Finding Thin Places in Haiku
Alan Peat explores the liminal spaces between worlds in Celtic folklore, and their connection to the practice of haiku We were holidaying...
Alan Peat
Sep 20, 20222 min read
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The Wales Haiku Journal Blog
Every time I compile an edition of the Wales Haiku Journal, I learn things. As well as entering into the unique moment of every haiku,...
Joe Woodhouse
Sep 12, 20222 min read
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