Site Archive
Across the Haikuverse
- No. 1: Let’s Get Started Edition
- No. 2: Only Connect Edition
- No. 3: Underappreciated Edition
- No. 4: Procrastination Edition
- No. 5: Too Much Homework Edition
- No. 6: Telegraphic Edition
- No. 7: Please Don’t Make Me Go Christmas Shopping Edition
- No. 8: The Aftermath Edition
- No. 9: Rabbit Edition
- No. 10: Bleak Midwinter Edition
- No. 11: Snail Mail Edition
- No. 12: Imperative Mood Edition
- No. 13: Lucky Edition
- No. 14: Abridged Edition
- No. 15: Catfish Edition
- No. 16: National Library Week Edition
- No. 17: Extraterrestrial Edition
- No. 18: Here Comes the Sun Edition
- No. 19: Summer 2011 College Tour Edition
- No. 20: Summer Solstice Edition
- No. 21: Mad Libs Edition
- No. 22: Not Dead Yet Edition
- No. 23: Back to School Edition
- No. 24: Autumnal Equinox Edition
- No. 25: Necessarily Brief Edition
- No. 26: The Z Edition
- No. 27: Okay, So I Lied Edition
- No. 28: The On Beyond Zebra Edition
Essays
- Its Depth: “Haiku as a World Phenomenon”
- Tanka? Okay, I Can Do That
- Welcome to the Playground
- What Should Haiku Look Like?
- The Past is a Different Country
- My Father’s Birthday, and a Brief Discourse on Ambiguity
- A Brief Discourse on Originality
- Easy Does It …
- Haiku: An Introduction (Apologies to J.D. Salinger)
- 365 Poems
- What Is a Haiku Anyway?
- Why Red Dragonfly? Ask Issa
- Batting 10,000: David Lanoue and Issa
- Pushing Ahead: Haiku Technique
- Gendai Haiku
- Innovators in English Language Haiku
- Renga: An introduction
- “there is no need to stuff it with more syllables”
- What is Natural?
- Snow Country: The Novel and Haiku
- 1986
- A Sort of Haibun (Old Letters)
- Do You Hate Haiku?
- Revision, Rewriting, Editing
- When It Isn’t Working
- Writer’s Block
- Haiku Discipline
- Haiku in English: Discuss
- Oh please/like this/is a haiku?
- Rhyme Time
- A lament (and a lot of pictures)
The Lives of Poets: Interviews (alphabetical by poet’s last name)
It’s Not Me, It’s You
- Mushroom Harvest
- Dragonfly Dreams
- 200th Post: Not Me
- 300th Post: You and Only You
- 400th Post: You Again
Haibun
- Where we Live
- Misdirection
- Wave and Particle
- Lunar Rover
- Red Airplane
- What Was His Is Mine
- Babushkas
- Yorick in Moscow
- The Rainbow Cafe
- Post Office
- Vietnam Era
- every Christmas
- bang and whimper
- Climbing
- A Sort of Haibun (Old Letters)
- Haibun for My Sister’s Birthday
- Haibun Collaboration
- Glitter
- The Evil Thereof
- Protest
- Persephone
- Halfway
- What I Lost
- I Forgot His Name a Long Time Ago
- …and change (password protected)
Haiku Sequences and Linked Verse
- The Empty Mall
- NaHaiWriMo in April
- Shared Water: a renku (with notes) (with Steve Mitchell)
- Yotsumono: Tendrils of Ivy (with William Sorlien)
- Yotsumono: Drifting Clouds (with William Sorlien)
- Yotsumono: Summer Moon (with William Sorlien)
- Yotsumono: Heat Wave (with William Sorlien)
- Indecision (Rain All Night)
- Sick child sequence
- Another inadvertent sequence (Full Moon)
- Left Behind
- My father
- Oh please/ like THIS/ is a haiku?
- Russian memories
- The Scottish Play
- Bedtime sequence
- A story in eleven haiku and one photograph
- Seasonal mathematics
- feeling gendai. ish. and hot.
- Domestic novel sequence
- Webbing (A Sequence)
- what I wrote/(in a tiny red notebook)/when I couldn’t sleep
- Worms
- Blue
- Bees
- Fireflies and Freedom
- Heat
- Full Moon Last Night
- Hiroshima Day
- Saturdays, 11 to 5
- Labor Day
- Summer’s End
- Boundary Waters
- Geese Fly
- Three Lines, Three Poems
- Listening Wind
- Boo
- The Front Yard, After the Frost But Before the Snow
- Pseudohaiku: Search Strings
- Machine Language
- Veterans Day
- Basho and Me
- Department/of Redundancy/Department
- It’s Not Frozen Yet
- Straggling Geese
- 1 line, 3 lines, 2 lines, 4
- Your Mother Should Know
- My True Love Said
- July in December
- Okay, Now It’s Frozen
- Constellations
- Nativity
- Moon Marathon
- First Snow
- More Moon
- Different Melodies
- Belated Rabbits
- Bird Calls
- Robots
- First Snow (again)
- The Cold
- For Japan
- Monostich
- Monostich, Revisited
- Marigolds
Found Haiku
Great Site!
Thanks, Russ!