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The
Fishing Cat Press (Dublin, Ireland) is delighted to announce the publication of
Kenneth White’s Eyes Wide Open on the
haiku path, featuring
eight of his essays on the way of haiku and a choice of his haiku, ranging over
Europe, America and Asia, selected by the author.
Kenneth
White, who has long enjoyed an extra-ordinary reputation as a highly
influential author at the forefront of modern literature, has decided to gather
together all his writings on haiku, a path he has long trodden and explored
throughout his poetry, essays and ‘waybooks’.
White
drew attention to haiku as early as his first book and later acknowledged
Matsuo Bashō as a ‘great companion’ and a contributing factor in the
elaboration of the theory-practice he invented and named Geopoetics,
more and more seen as of the highest relevance in the current world context.
(Click here for more
information on Kenneth White and Geopoetics)
Price
for Eyes Wide Open: €15 per copy (plus postage fee).
Orders
should be sent by email to thefishingcatpress@gmail.com (and copy to haikuspirit@haikuspirit.org) specifying the number
of copies, full name and postal address as well as the email address associated
to PayPal account. A confirmation email will be sent and then a PayPal invoice.
Preferred mode of payment: PayPal. Please enquire by email for other modes of
payments.
seashores
an international
journal to share the spirit of haiku
The
objective of seashores is to share haiku from all over the world
and explore how the way and the spirit of haiku, with its power to connect us
to nature and our world can play a role in poetry and our lives in general.
Click here for
more information on this journal and submissions
The aim of the eighteen
haiku series is to introduce haiku poets
from various horizons, sometimes for the first time
in English.
(7 issues to this date)
STONE AFTER STONE, an
anthology of haiku by members of Haiku Ireland
Because of A
Seagull / A Cause d'une Mouette
A Collection of Haiku by Gilles Fabre
Un recueil de haiku de Gilles
Fabre