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Merit Book Awards for 2012 (for books published in 2011)
Judged by Carolyn Hall and Christopher Patchel
Kanterman Award, First Place, Tie $250 each
Fay Aoyagi. Beyond the Reach of My Chopsticks. San Francisco, California: Blue Willow Press, 2011. 4.25 x 5.5 inches, 136 pages, perfectbound.
paul m. Few Days North Days Few. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2011. 4.25 x 6.5 inches, 102 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-936848-06-5.
Second Place, $100
Robert Boldman. Everything I Touch. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2011. 4.25 x 6.5 inches, 64 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-893959-95-8.
Third Place, $50
Allan Burns. Distant Virga. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2011. 4.25 x 6.5 inches, 64 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-936848-08-9.
Best Anthology
Lee Gurga and Scott Metz, editors. Haiku 21. Lincoln, Illinois: Modern Haiku Press, 2011. 5.5 x 8 inches, 205 pages. ISBN 978-0-974189-45-1.
Honorable Mentions for Best Anthology (ranked):
Robert Epstein, editor. Dreams Wander On: Contemporary Poems of Death Awareness. Baltimore, Maryland: Modern English Tanka Press, 2011. 6 x 9 inches, 134 pages. ISBN 9781935398240.
Jerry Ball and J. Zimmerman, editors. Wild Violets: Yuki Teikei Haiku Society Members’ Anthology 2011. Sunnyvale, California: Patson’s Press, 2011. 6 x 9 inches, 80 pages. ISBN 978-0-9745404-9-8.
Best Design and Aesthetics
Joyce Clement. Beyond My View. Bristol, Connecticut: Endionpress, 2011. 5 x 7 inches, 56 pages, handbound. ISBN 978-0-98-9835008-0-3.
Best Book of Translation
Bouwe Brouwer, translated by Bouwe Brouwer, Norman Darlington, and Max Verhart. Messages from the Past. Den Bosch, Netherlands: ’t Schrijverke, 2011. 3 x 4 inches, 48 pages, ISBN 978-94-90607-06-7.
Honorable Mentions for Best Translation (ranked)
Ljubomir Dragovic, translated by Sasa Vazic. A Narrow Road. Belgrade, Serbia: Liber Press, 2011. 4.75 x 6.75 inches, 106 pages, ISBN 978-86-6133-055-1.
Taneda Santôka, versions by Scott Watson. Walking by My Self Again. Sendai, Japan: Bookgirl Press, 2011. 5 x 8 inches, 70 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-933175-03-4.
Merit Book Awards for 2011 (for books published in 2010)
Judged by Michael Dylan Welch (see commentary)
Kanterman Award, First Place, $500
Karma Tenzing Wangchuk. Shelter/Street. Port Townsend, Washington: Minotaur Press, 2010. 5.5 x 8.5 inches, 36 pages, saddle-stapled. No ISBN.
Second Place, $100
John Parsons. Overhead Whistling. Labyrinth Press, 2010. 5.25 x 7.5 inches, 130 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-872468-83-9.
Third Place, $50
Christopher Herold. Inside Out. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2010. 5.5 x 7 inches, 102 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-893959-96-5.
Honorable Mentions:
George Swede. Joy in Me Still. Edmonton, Alberta: Inkling Press, 2010. 5.25 x 8.25 inches, 82 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-0-9810725-5-5.
Gary Hotham. Spilled Milk. Paintings by Susan Elliott. Montrose, Colorado: Pinyon Publishing, 2010. 5.25 x 8 inches, 134 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-0-9821561-5-5.
Carolyn Hall. How to Paint the Finch's Song. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2010. 4.25 x 6.5 inches, 80 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-893959-94-1.
Best Anthology
Stephen Henry Gill and Okiharu Maeda, editors, One Hundred Poets on Mount Ogura, One Poem Each. Kyoto: People Together for Mt. Ogura and Hailstone Haiku Circle, 2010. 6 x 8.25 inches, 136 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-4-9900822-4-6.
Honorable Mentions for Best Anthology:
Lidia Rozmus and Carmen Sterba, editors., paintings by Lidia Rozmus, photographs by Mamoru Luke Sterba Yanka and Lidia Rozmus. The Moss at Tokeiji. Santa Fe, New Mexico: Deep North Press, 2010. 5.25 x 8.5 inches, 52 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-929116-16-4.
Billie Dee, editor. An Island of Egrets: 2010 Southern California Haiku Study Group Anthology. Pasadena, California: Southern California Haiku Study Group, 2010. 5.25 x 8.5 inches, 110 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-0-9829847-0-3.
Stanford M. Forrester, editor, Donna Fleischer, contributing editor. Seed Packets: An Anthology of Flower Haiku. Windsor, Connecticut: Bottle Rockets Press, 2010. 5 x 6.5 inches, 100 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-0-9792257-4-1.
Allan Burns, editor. Montage: The Book. Winchester, Virginia: The Haiku Foundation, 2010. 10 x7 inches, 144 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-0-9826951-0-4.
Spring Street Haiku Group, Efren Estevez, production editor. Suspiciously Small: A Collection of Haiku. New York: Spring Street Haiku Group, 2010. 5 x 6.5 inches, 92 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-0-615-32318-3.
Best Book of Haibun
Cor van den Heuvel. A Boy's Seasons. Portsmouth, New Hampshire: Single Island Press, 2010. 6.5 x 7.5 inches, 206 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-0-9740895-8-4.
Best Book of Translation
Ruth Franke, translated by David Cobb and Celia Brown, paintings by Reinhard Stangl. Schwerelos Gleiten/Slipping Through Water. Schwinfurt, Germany: Wiesenburg Verlag, 2010. 7.75 x 9.5 inches, 120 pages, hardback. ISBN 978-3-9422063-40-1.
Best Book for Children
Valerie Bodden, Poetry Basics: Haiku. Collingwood, Ontario: Saunders Book Company; Mankato, Massachusetts: Creative Paperbacks, 2010. 8.25 x 11.25 inches, 32 pages, perfectbound. ISBN 978-1-926722-44-3.
Honorable Mention for Best Book for Children:
Kala Ramesh. My Haiku Moments: An Activity Book for Young Haiku Lovers. 5.5 x 5.5 inches, 12 pages, saddle-stapled. Sold together with: Kala Ramesh. Haiku. 5.5 x 5.5 inches; no "pages" or binding (the book unfolds creatively). Both books: Illustrations by Surabhi Singh; New Delhi, India: Katha, 2010. ISBN 978-81-89934-63-7.
Special Award for Best Letterpress Book
Michael Ketchek, Over Our Heads. Northfield, Massachusetts: Swamp Press, 2010. 6.25 x 3.75 inches, 60 pages, perfectbound. No ISBN. Letterpress production by Ed Rayher.
Merit Book Awards for 2010 (for books published in 2009)
Judged by Mike Dillon
First Place ($500)
Live Again, by John Stevenson. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2009.
Second Place ($100)
Pacific, by Ce Rosenow. Hillsboro, Oregon: Mountain Gate Press, 2009.
Third Place ($50)
A Gate Left Open, by Alice Frampton. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2009.
Special Award for Fiction
Haiku Wars, by David G. Lanoue. Winchester, Virginia: Red Moon Press, 2009.
Best Criticism (Tie)
Walden by Haiku, by Ian Marshall. Athens, Georgia: University of Georgia Press, 2009.
Haiku and Modernist Poetics, by Yoshinobu Hakutani. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009.
Best Anthology
Seeing Stars, edited by Michael Dylan Welch. Seattle, Washington: Haiku Northwest, 2009.
Merit Book Awards for 2009 (for books published in 2008)
Judged by an'ya and Cherie Hunter Day
First Place: “a wattle seedpod” – lorin ford
Post Pressed 207/50 Macquarie St, Teneriffe, Qld, 4005 Australia.
Second Place: “Empty Boathouse: Adirondack Haiku” – Madeleine Findlay Single Island Press, 379 State Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801
Third Place: “An Unknown Road” – Adelaide B. Shaw
Modern English Tanka Press, P.O. Box 43717, Baltimore, MD 21236
Special Award for Anthology: “dandelion clocks” – edited by Roberta Beary and Ellen Compton, Haiku Society of America Members Anthology 2008. Available from HSA Treasurer, Paul Miller, 31 Seal Island Road, Bristol, RI 02809
Special Award for Themed Haiku Collection: “it has been many moons” S.B. Friedman, Lily Pool Press (Swamp Press). Copies available from S.B. Friedman: 119 Nevada St., San Francisco CA 94110-5722.
Special Award for Chapbook: “Distant Sounds” – Helen Russell
Edited by Connie Hutchison, Ann Spiers and Ruth Yarrow. Handmade limited edition.
Special Award for Haibun: “contemporary haibun, Volume 9” – edited by Jim Kacian, Bruce Ross and Ken Jones, Red Moon Press, P.O. Box 2461, Winchester, VA 22604-1661
Special Award for Haiku Criticism and Theory: “Poems of Consciousness” – Richard Gilbert, Ph.D, Red Moon Press, P.O. Box 2461, Winchester, VA 22604-1661
Merit Book Awards for 2008 (for books published in 2007)
Judged by George G. Dorsty, Virginia & Marie Summers, Missouri
First Place:
Desert Hours by Marian Olson; Art by Karen Fitzsimmons: Lily Pool Press, Northfield, MA, 2007, 109 pp. ISBN 978-0-934714-35-8, 22 USD postpaid from the author, 2400 Botulph Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505-5754.
Second Place:
The Whole Body Singing by Quendryth Young: Self-published, 5 Cedar Court, Alstonville, NSW 2477, Australia, 2007, 90 pp., ISBN 978-09803396-6-6, 25 USD.
Third Place:
The Unworn Necklace by Roberta Beary: Snapshot Press, PO Box 132, Waterloo, Liverpool, U.K., L22 8WZ, 2007, 80 pp., ISBN 978-1-903543-22-1, 14.USD.
Honorable Mention (tie):
Stumbles in Clover by Matt Morden: Snapshot Press, PO Box 132, Waterloo, Liverpool, U.K., L22 8WZ, 2007, 80 pp., ISBN 978-1-903543-23-8, 14 USD.
Missed Appointment by Gary Hotham: Lilliput Review, 282 Main St., Pittsburgh, PA , 15201, 2007, 22 pp., No ISBN, 3 USD.
Best Translation:
The Rabbit In The Moon by Kayoko Hashimoto: Kadokawashoten, 2-13-3 Fujjimi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8087, Japan, 2007, 258 pp. ISBN 978-4-04-621519-2, 2667 yen plus 5% tax.
Best Anthology:
Big Sky – The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 2006 edited by Jim Kacian & The Red Moon Editorial Staff: Red Moon Press, P.O. Box 2461, Winchester VA 22604-1661, 2007, 192 pp. ISBN 1-893959-60-0, 16.95 USD.
Best Haibun:
small events by w. f. owen: Red Moon Press, P.O. Box 2461, Winchester, VA 22604-1661, 2007, 64 pp. ISBN 978-1-893959-62-0, 12 USD.
Merit Book Awards for 2007 (for books published in 2006)
Ed Markowski & Yvonne Cabalona, Judges [2007 judges' comments]
First Place: Reeds: Contemporary Haiga edited by Jeanne Emrich
Lone Egret Press. 6566 France Avenue South. Suite 1210. Edina, Minnesota USA 55435. $16.00
Second Place: Water Lines by Carolyn Hall (edited by John Barlow)
Snapshot Press. P.O. Box 132, Waterloo, Liverpool England L22 8WZ US $14.00 UK 7.99 (pounds) Canada $17.00
Third Place: called home by paul m.
Red Moon Press P.O. Box 2461 Winchester, Virginia 22604-1661 USA $12.00
Fourth Place: paperweight for nothing by vincent tripi
Tribe Press 42 Franklin Street. Grenfield, Massachusetts 01301 USA $20.00
Special Category Honorable Mention For Haibun: Business in Eden by David Cobb
Equinox Press. Sinodun Shalford Braintree Essex CM7 5 HN Great Britain. 7.95 (pounds)
Special Category Honorable Mention for Anthology: fish in love edited by Roberta Beary and Ellen Compton
The Haiku Society of America Members Anthology 2006. Available from and published by The Haiku Society of America.
Special Category Honorable Mention for Best International Collaboration: Presents of Mind by Jim Kacian.
Translation into Japanese by The Kon Nichi Haiku Circle, Kumamoto University. Red Moon Press. P.O. Box 2461 Winchster, Virginia 22604-1661 USA $20.00 US 22.00 yen Japan
Merit Book Awards for 2006 (for books published in 2005)
Yu Chang and A.C. Missias, Judges [2006 judges' comments]
First Place & Winner of the Mildred Kanterman Memorial Award: Turn to the Earth by Peter Yovu. Saki Press, Normal, IL
Second Place (tie): Crumb Moves the Ant by Geri Barton. Saki Press, Normal, IL
Second Place (tie): Wild Again: Selected Haiku of Nina Wicker by Nina Wicker. Red Moon Press, Winchester, VA
Award for Best Anthology (tie): If I Met Basho by Patrick Gallagher, Pamela Miller Ness, Laurie W. Stoelting, and Karma Tenzing Wangchuk. Two Autumns Press
Award for Best Anthology (tie) : A New Resonance 4: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku edited by Jim Kacian and Dee Evetts. Red Moon Press, Winchester, VA
Best Serial Book: Tug of the Current: Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 2004 edited by Jim Kacian et al. Red Moon Press, Winchester, VA
Award for Best Book of Haiga: Reeds: Contemporary Haiga 2005 edited by Jeanne Emrich. Lone Egret Press, Edina, MN
Merit Book Awards for 2005 (for books published in 2004)
Dean Summers and Ruth Yarrow, Judges [2005 judges' comments]
First Place: Quiet Enough by John Stevenson. Red Moon Press,Winchester, VA
Second Place: The Sweet Potato Sutra by Michael Fessler. Bottle Rockets Press, Wethersfield, CT
Third Place: Piano Practice by Tom Painting. Bottle Rockets Press, Wethersfield, CT
Award for Best Anthology: Edge of Light: the Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 2003 edited by Jim Kacian and the Red Moon Press Editorial Staff. Red Moon Press, Winchester, VA
Honorable Mention for Haibun: My Journey by Lidia Rozmus. Deep North Press, Evanston, IL
Honorable Mention for Haiga: Reeds: Contemporary Haiga edited by Jeanne Emrich. Lone Egret Press, Edina, MN
Merit Book Awards for 2004 (for books published in 2003)
Kirsty Karkow and Edward J. Rielly, Judges [2004 judges' comments]
First Place: Puddle on the Ink Stone: Haiku and Other Short Poems by Carolyn Thomas. Cathedral City, CA
Second Place: Haiku for a Moonless Night, Volume 1 by An'ya. Natal*Light Press, Crooked River Ranch, OR
Third Place: Chrysanthemum Love by Faye Aoyagi. Blue Willow Press, San Francisco, CA
Award for Best Anthology: Reeds: Contemporary Haiga edited by Jeanne Emrich. Lone Egret Press, Edina, MN
Award for Best Book of Criticism: Haiku: A Poet's Guide by Lee Gurga. Modern Haiku Press, Lincoln, IL
Award for Best Book of Haibun: Ascend with Care by William M. Ramsey. Leap Press, North Falmouth, MA
Award for Best Book of Linked Verse: A Spill of Apples: Tanrenga and Other Linked Verse by Carol Purington and Larry Kimmel. Winfred Press, Colrain, MA
Merit Book Awards for 2003 (for books published in 2002)
Michael Ketchek and Tom Painting, Judges [2003 judges' comments]
First Place: finding the way, by paul m. Typography by Michael Dylan Welch. Press Here (22230 NE 28th Place, Sammamish, WA 98074-6408
Highly Commended: Shadwell Hills, by Rebecca Lilly (Birch Brook Press, P.O. Box 81, Delhi, NY 13753) ISBN 0-913559-79-2, 72 pp., 5.5" x 8.5". $16.
Commended: To Hear the Rain: Selected Haiku of Peggy Lyles (Brooks Books, 3720 N.Woodridge Dr., Decatur IL 62526). ISBN 1-929820-03-8, 128 pp., 5.75" x 8.75". $22 .
This Wine, by William M. Ramsey (Evanston, Ill.: Deep North Press, 2002). Book designed by Lidia Rozmus; typography and layout by Charles Trumbull. 96 unnumbered pages, paperback, perfectbound, 4 1/2" x 8 1/4". Printed on fine wove paper with translucent flyleaves; two-color cover. ISBN 1-929116-08-X. $15.00 postpaid in North America from the author at 1217 Berkeley Ave, Florence, SC 29505-3008.
Award for Best Anthology: the loose thread: The Red Moon Anthology of English Language Haiku 2001, Jim Kacian, editor-in-chief (Red Moon Press; P.O. Box 2461, Winchester, VA 22504-1661; ISBN 1-893959-32-5, 160 pp., 5.5" 8.5". $19.95 ppd. email redmoon@shentel.net
Highly Commended Anthologies: listening to the rain: an anthology of Christchurch haiku and haibun, edited by Cyril Childs and Joanna Preston, The Small White Teapot Haiku Group, 6 Ballantyne Avenue, Christchurch 4 New Zealand). ISBN 0-473-08339-6, 72 pp., 5.75" x 8".
The British Museum Haiku, edited by David Cobb (British Museum Press, 46 Bloomsbury St., London WC1B 3QQ). ISBN 0-7141-2401-X, 6.25" x 7.5".
Award for Best Book of Haibun: a delicate dance of wings, by Linda Jeannette Ward (Clinging Vine Press and Winfred Press; Clinging Vine Press, P.O. Box 231 Coinjock, NC 27923 and Winfred Press, 364 Wilson Hill Rd. Colrain, MA 01340). ISBN 0-9702457-4-2, 5.5" x 8.5". $11.
Merit Book Awards for 2002 (for books published in 2001)
Stanford M. Forrester and Bruce Kennedy, Judges [2002 judges' comments]
First Place: monk & i by vincent tripi. Preface by Cid Corman. Illustrations by David Kopitzke. Hummingbird Press. (P.O. Box 96, Richland, WI 53581) 64 pages. $12 postpaid.
Second Place: what's not there: selected haiku of Jeffrey Winke by Jeffrey Winke. Deep North Press. (2610 Central Park Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201) 88 pages. Paperback. $12.00.
Award for Best Translation (tie): Einstein's Century: Akito Arima's Haiku by Akito Arima, translated by Emiko Miyashita and Lee Gurga (Brooks Books) 128 pages, paperback. $18.50 ppd.
Tsuru by Yoshiko Yoshino, translated by Lee Gurga and Emiko Miyashita (Deep North Press) 116 pages, hardcover. $20.00 postpaid in North America from Charlie Trumbull, 2021 Harrison Street, Evanston, IL 60201.
Award for Best Criticism: The Nick of Time: Essays on Haiku Aesthetics by Paul O. Williams. Edited by Lee Gurga and Michael Dylan Welch. Press Here (P.O. Box 4014, Foster City, CA 94404) 112 pages. Paperback. $14.00 ppd.
Award for Best Anthology: A New Resonance 2: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku edited by Jim Kacian & Dee Evetts (Red Moon Press) (P.O. Box 2461, Winchester, VA 22504-1661) redmoon@shentel.net 176 pages. Paperback. $14.95 (plus $3.00 postage).
Honorable Mentions for Anthologies: a glimpse of red: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku edited by Jim Kacian & the Red Moon Press Editorial Staff. Red Moon Press. (P.O. Box 2461, Winchester, VA 22504-1661) redmoon@shentel.net 168 pages. Paperback. $14.95 (plus $3.00 postage).
Voices and Echoes edited by Carlos Colón. $8.00 U.S. & Canada, $9.00 elsewhere, postpaid from the editor at 185 Lynn Avenue, Shreveport, LA 711105.
Merit Book Awards 2001 (for books published in 2000)
Pamela Miller Ness and Karen Klein, Judges [2001 judges' comments]
First Place: to find the words, the Haiku Society of America Northwest Region Members' Anthology edited by Connie Hutchison
Second Place: A Path in the Garden, by Christopher Herold. Foreword by John Stevenson. Watercolors by Ruth Yarrow. Katsura Press, P.O. Box 275, Lake Oswego, OR 97034, $14.95. Katsura Press website: http://www.japanese-gardens-assoc.org/home/katsura.html
Third Place: forgotten war, by Ernest Berry, New Zealand; with Jerry Kilbride, USA. Published by Post Pressed, Queensland, Australia. Send orders to: Ernest J Berry, Box 272, Picton, New Zealand. $11 USA postpaid.
Special Category Honorable Mention for Haiga: Echoes in Sand, haiga drawings by Wilfred Croteau, haiku by Raffael de Gruttola, foreword and Japanese translations by Shokan Tadashi Kondo. Printed by Deo Tomas for piXeLaRt Press, Upton, MA. The portfolio sells for $250.00 which includes postage and handling. It can be ordered from Raffael de Gruttola, 4 Marshall Road, Natick, MA 01760.
Special Category Honorable Mention for Criticism: In Due Season: A discussion of the role of kigo in English-language haiku, (Acorn Supplement #1) A. C. Missias, editor. redfox press, PO Box 186, Philadelphia, PA 19105, $6.00. redfox press web site: http://home.earthlink.net/~missias/redfox.html
Special Category Honorable Mention for Tanka: Early Indigo, by Cherie Hunter Day. Snapshot Press, PO Box 132, Crosby, Liverpool, L23 8XS England. $13.00. The official Snapshot Press website can be found at: http://www.snapshotpress.co.uk/
Special Category Honorable Mention for Haiku Novel: Haiku Guy, by David Lanoue. Soffietto Editions, Red Moon Press, PO Box 2461, Winchester, VA 22604-1661. $14.95. Email Jim Kacian at: redmoon@shentel.net.
Special Category Honorable Mention for First Book of Poetry: Light on the Mountain mt. Tamalpais a poet's view, by Laurie W. Stoelting. Illustrated by Kay F. Anderson, Eric and Laurie Stoelting. Published by Field Trips, printed on a Windmill at Swamp Press. Sewing by Smyth. Text paper acid-free, recycled Genesis; cover and flyleaf Crushed Leaf. Available for $15.00 postpaid from the author at 303 Holly Street, Mill Valley, CA 94941.
Merit Book Awards 2000 (for books published in 1999)
Tom Clausen and Ebba Story, Judges [2000 judges' comments]
First Place: Breath Marks, Haiku to Read in the Dark, by Gary Hotham
Second Place: Shadow Lines, by Margaret Chula and Rich Youmans
Third Place: School's Out, Selected Haiku,by Randy M. Brooks. Published by Press Here.
Honorable Mentions:
Across the Windharp, Collected and New Haiku, by Elizabeth Searle Lamb
Family Farm, Haiku for a Place of Moons, by Carol Purington. $12 postpaid. Orders can be sent to Carol Purington, 152 Wilson Hill Road, Colrain, MA, 01340; or to Winfred Press, 364 Wilson Hill Road, Colrain, MA, 01340.
the day i find, poems from a desert hermitage, by vincent tripi. $12.00 ppd. Order from Vincent tripi, 1725 Marion Avenue – Apt. 12 - I, Novato, CA 94945.
Outside Robins Sing, Selected Haiku, by Paul O. Williams. See the ordering information for Outside Robins Sing on the Brooks Books Poetry Books page.
Special Category Honorable Mentions for Haiku Anthologies:
The Haiku Anthology, Haiku and Senryu in English, Cor van den Heuvel, Editor
A New Resonance, Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku, Jim Kacian & Dee Evetts, Editors
Special Category Honorable Mentions for Haibun Anthologies:
Wedge of Light, Michael Dylan Welch, Cor van den Heuvel & Tom Lynch, Editors. Available from: Press Here, PO Box 4014, Foster City, CA 94404.
Oaspete strain / A Foreign Guest, a travel journal in haiku, rengay, renku and haibun, written and translated by Ion Codrescu. US $14 (cash or check). Available from the author: Ion Codrescu, Str. Soveja, Nr. 25, Bl. V2, Sc. B, Apt. 31, 8700 Constanta, Romania.
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