T
H E F I S H I
N G C A T P
R E S S
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.
ISSUE 5
November 2020
Volume
5 is now out and available for order.
Please
see below the contents of Volume for information.
Contributors
At
least one haiku from the contributors in the list below will be published this
issue:
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Adjei Agyei-Baah (Ghana) An’ya (USA) BJ
Armstrong (USA) Adam
T. Arn (USA) Joanna
Ashwell (UK) Taofeek Ayeyemi
(Nigeria) Michael
Baeyens (Belgium) Roberta
Beach Jacobson (USA) Roberta
Beary (Ireland) Amanda
Bell (Ireland) Brad Bennett (USA) Daniela Berariu (Belgium) David
Burleigh (Japan) Tom
Bierovic (USA) Owen
Bullock (Australia) Lorcan
Byrne (Ireland) Kanchan
Chatterjee (India) Hemapriya Chellappan
(India) Jackie
Chou (USA) Eileen
Connolly (Ireland) Ronald
K. Craig (USA) Robert Davey (UK) Sylviane Donnio (France) Ana Drobot (Romania) Michael Dudley (Canada) Tim
Dwyer (Northern Ireland) David
Käwika Eyre (USA) Gilles Fabre (Ireland) Anton Floyd (Ireland) Jim
Force (Canada) Jay
Friedenberg (USA) William
Scott Galasso (USA) Harry
Gallagher (UK) Mike
Gallagher (Ireland) Pat
Geyer (USA) Nikolay
Grankin (Russia) Orla
Grant-Donoghue (Ireland) Eufemia
Griffo (Italy) Kinshuk Gupta (India) |
Jennifer Hambrick (USA) John Hawkhead (UK) Thomas Heffernan (USA) Mary Hind (Australia) Gary Hittmeyer (USA) Jeff Hoagland (USA) Marilyn Humbert (Australia) Cyril Ioutsen (Russia) Anne-Marie
Joubert-Gaillard (France) Michel Jourdan
(France) Jim Kacian (USA) Gerald Kells (UK) David J Kelly (Ireland) Alain Kervern (Brittany, France) Noel King (Ireland) Nicholas Klacsanzky
(USA) Kelli Lage (USA) Mary Lee (Ireland) Hervé Le Gall
(France) Kat Lehmann (USA) Kristen
Lindquist (USA) Chen-ou
Liu (Canada) paul
m (USA) Ursula
Maierl (Japan) Tomislav Maretic (Croatia) Gerry McDonnell (Ireland) Eadbhard McGowan (Ireland) Ben Moeller-Gaa (USA) Maed Rill Monte (Philippines) Leanne Mumford (Australia) Wendy Toth Notarnicola Réka Nyitrai
(Romania) Fionnuala O’Connor (Ireland) Bernadette O’Reilly (Ireland) Maeve O’Sullivan (Ireland) our thomas (USA) Lorraine A. Padden (USA) Dejan Pavlinovic
(Croatia) D A Prince (UK) |
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P.J.
Reed (England) Sébastien
Revon (Ireland) Marianne Sahlin
(Sweden) Nicolas
Sauvage (Japan) Agnes
Eva Savich (USA) Dan
Schwerin (USA) Richa
Sharma (India) Ted
Sherman (UK) Tomislav Sjekloća (Montenegro) Debbie Strange (Canada) Barbara Tate (USA) Zlatka Timenova (Portugal) Tito (Japan) Catherine
Walshe (UK) Julie
Warther (USA) Roger
Watson (UK) Elaine
Wilburt (USA) Kath
Abela Wilson (USA) Robert
Witmer (Japan) |
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Contents
Contributors
Introduction
A
bit of food for thought (1)
Selected
haiku and senryu
Essays and Articles
A
Northern Journey: Keats and Bashō David Burleigh
One Breath Kathryn Sadakierski
Haiku and the Spirit
of Place Gilles Fabre
Urban haiku: three blades of grass... Zlatka
Timenova
A
bit of food for thought (2)
Selected
haiku and senryu
The sources of haiku
Nature in Japanese society and in the saijiki Alain
Kervern
Hiroaki Sato on
Haiku David Burleigh
Japanese winter and three major themes
The Kodansha Saijiki: Early Winter
A
bit of food for thought (3)
Meet…
Kazumi Karaki
Selected
haiku and senryu
On
the bookshelves
Editors
Contacts
and next issue