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Contents: Summer 2005, vol 3 no 2

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Haiku Editor ~ Robert D. Wilson [bio] [ email] Editor's Introduction Patricia Benedict Liz Chen Frech Casey Huff Craig McLanachan Sue Mill Ron Moss Vishnu Narayanan Marian Olson Patricia Prime David Rudd-Mitchell Larry Rungren Carla Sari John Sexton Richard Stevenson Marie Summers Patrick Sweeney Dietmar Tauchner Esther Theiler JoSelle Vanderhooft Sonny Villafania Ella W. Wagemakers Udo Wenzel Tad Wojnicki Jadran Zalokar Tracks in the Sand Columnist ~ George Swede [bio] [email] Tracks in the Sand Haiku in Context Columnist ~ Robin D. Gill  [bio] [email] Haiku in Context Tanka Editor ~ Michael McClintock [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Aurora Antonovic Carlos Colón Angela Leuck Joanne Morcom Patricia Prime Kala Ramesh John Sexton John Stevenson Kawano Yuko Senryu Editor ~ Al Pizzarelli  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Senryu Mykel Board, Featured Poet Haibun Editor ~ Paul Conneally [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Jerry Dreesen - Beginnings, Endings & Things in the Middle Lynn Edge - Different Perspectives Ed Markowski - on a cold day in oslo Don Miller - I.V. Patricia Prime - Failure in Communication Esther Theiler - Man and Wheelbarrow Anita Virgil - Cornbread & Coffee Renku: Collaborative Linked Verse Editor ~ John Carley  [bio] [email] Introduction to Renku Editor's Notes for the Summer Issue Feathered Frost:   One-line Renku - Ron Moss & Sheila Windsor   Interview - Ron Moss & Sheila Windsor Camellia House - Hyakuin:   Camellia House - Paul Conneally, Anne-Marie Culhane, Alec Finlay, Linda France, Morven Gregor, Jackie Hardy, Alex Hodby, Gerry Loose & Beth Rowson   Notes: The 24 hour Hyakuin Renga - Alec Finlay   Hyakuin: 100 verse summer renga schema - Jane Reichhold Grace Notes:   Yoyoshi - Hortensia Anderson, Kirsty Karkow, & Eiko Yachimoto   Tomegaki - Eiko Yachimoto The Triparshva: An Introduction - Norman Darlington & John Carley Schema and Notes - Norman Darlington
		Haiga: Modern Art with Haiku  Editor ~ Jerry Dreesen [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Pris Campbell: Photo-Haiku Gillena Cox: Hosay ~ Photo-Renga John Grossman: Digital Haiga Maxner-Dreesen: Haiku & Watercolor Painting Linda Papanicolaou: Petroglyphs Kuniharu Shimizu: Digital Haiga Jim Swift: Photo-Haiku Haiga: Traditional Art with Haiku    Editor ~ Bette Wappner  [bio] [email] Editor's Introduction Gabi Greve - Daruma Olga Hooper (Origa) - Haiga Ceramics Charles & Mary Rodning - Origami Haiga Book Features: Interviews & Essays About the Features Section Sam Hamill:   Interview by Robert Wilson Tom Clausen:   From Conflict to Poetry Catherine Mair:   Haiku Pathway: An interview by Robert Wilson   Haiku Inahata Teiko:   The World of Kyoshi   Haiku Sasa Vazic:   Interview by Robert Wilson   Haiku Anita Virgil:   Interim Showcase Helga Härle:   Winter Transformations: Swedish Haiku   Haiku Eugene Wasserstrom:   Russian Haiku Pipeline Introduction Andrew Riutta:   Interview by Robert Wilson   Haiku Reviews About the Reviews Section Richard Gilbert:   Noon: Journal of the Short Poem Robert Wilson:   A Halo Round the Moon, by Ikuyo Yoshimura   Fly Ku, by Robin D. Gill Reprints About the Reprints Section Modern Senryu, by Al Pizzarelli Poetry as Open Space, by Hiroo Saga 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] Web Master ~ Adele Roberts [bio] [email]

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