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 6
April 2021
Contents of Volume 6
(April 2021)
Contributors
Introduction
A bit of food for thought (1)
Selected haiku and senryu
Essays and Articles
Cracks in the Pavement Sandra Simpson
Haiku
in poetry and in our lives
Gilles Fabre
Haiku, or a new humanism… Alain Kervern
A bit of food for thought (2)
Selected haiku and senryu
The sources of haiku
Remember, remember: anniversaries in haiku David Burleigh
Japanese Summer Major Themes
The
Kodansha Saijiki: Early Summer
A bit of food for thought (3)
Meet… Alain Kervern
Selected haiku and senryu
Contributors
At
least one haiku from the contributors in the list below will be published in
Issue 6:
Adjei Agyei-Baah (Ghana)
Adam T. Arn (USA)
Marilyn Ashbaugh (USA)
Hifsa Ashraf (Pakistan)
Joanna Ashwell (UK)
Michael Bayens (Belgium)
Roberta Beary (Ireland)
Amanda Bell (Ireland)
Daniela Berariu (Belgium)
Tom Bierovic (USA)
Daniel Birnbaum (France)
Rod Boyer (USA)
Bouwe Brouwer (The Netherlands)
Owen Bullock (Australia)
David Burleigh (Japan)
Lorcan Byrne (Ireland)
Paul Callus (Malta)
Sam Cannarozzi (France)
Mariangela Canzi (Italy)
Christina Chin (Malaysia)
Jackie Chou (USA)
Eileen Connolly (Ireland)
Ronald K. Craig (USA)
Maya Daneva (The Netherlands)
Kathy D'Arcy (Iceland)
Philip Davison (Ireland)
Sylviane Donnio (France)
David Käwika Eyre (USA)
Gilles Fabre (Ireland)
Bruce H. Feingold (USA)
Michael Flanagan (USA)
Anton Floyd (Ireland)
B. A. France (SA)
Ben Gaa (USA)
William Scott Galasso (USA)
David Gale (UK)
Mike Gallagher (Ireland)
Michael Galko (USA)
Matthew Geden (Ireland)
Pat Geyer (USA)
Benedict Grant (Canada)
Orla Grant-Donoghue (Ireland)
Eufemia Griffo (Italy)
John Hawkhead (UK)
Barbara Hay (USA)
Chad Henry (USA)
Florence Heyhoe (Northern Ireland)
Jeff Hoagland (USA)
Nick Hoffman (Ireland)
Gary Hotham (USA)
Marilyn Humbert (Australia)
Anne-Marie Joubert-Gaillard
(France)
Michel Jourdan (France)
Mick Joyce (Ireland)
Jim Kacian (USA)
Kazumi Karaki (Japan)
Mayumi Kawaharada (Japan)
Gerald Kells (UK)
Alain Kervern (Brittany, France)
Mohammad Azim Khan (Pakistan)
Noel King (Ireland)
Nadejda Kostadinova
(Bulgaria)
Nina Kovacic (Croatia)
Samo Kreutz (Slovenia)
Kelli Lage (USA)
Hervé Le Gall (France)
Kristen Lindquist (USA)
Chen-ou Liu (Canada)
Ursula Maierl (Japan)
Janet McCandless (USA)
Gerry McDonnell (Ireland)
Rob McKinnon (Australia)
Maed Rill Monte (Philippines)
Leanne Mumford (Australia)
Matt Olechnowicz (Canada)
Sean O’Connor (Ireland)
Hugh O'Donnell (Ireland)
Maeve O’Sullivan (Ireland)
Dejan Pavlinovic (Croatia)
Keith Polette (USA)
Sébastien Revon (Ireland)
Marianne Sahlin (Sweden)
Nicolas Sauvage (Japan)
Agnes Eva Savich (USA)
Manoj Sharma (Nepal)
Eduard Schmidt-Zorner (Ireland)
Dan Schwerin (USA)
Tomislav Sjekloca
(Montenegro)
Srinivas S (India)
Neena Singh (India)
Rajeshwari Srinivasan
(India)
Debbie Strange (Canada)
Jennifer Sutherland
(Australia)
Tito (Japan)
Shanthala Veigas (India)
David Watts (USA)
Mary White (Ireland)
Elaine Wilburt (USA)
Kath Abela Wilson (USA)
Robert Witmer (Japan)