Publishes and distributes books of haiku and other minimalist poetry, notably by authors in the UK.

The site is associated with a fine hardcopy haiku journal, and features submission guidelines and sample haiku. Edited by A. C. Missias.

Haiku selected by David McMurray are shared at this site with original haiga artwork by Mitsuaki Kojima and a poet`s notebook. The column is updated weekly and archived. Online submission directions.

Encourages creative reading and writing of classic and contemporary haiku through simple guidlines, collections, and a monthly contest, managed by artist-poet A. B. Hollander.

bottle rockets: a collection of short verse, is a fresh, innovative magazine of haiku, tanka, renga/ku, and other short or collaborative poems, edited by Stanford M. Forrester.

English language haiku, haiku poets, and haiku publications. Site of a literary press devoted to haiku since the 1970s. Many excellent pages.

ISSN 1705-4508 Quarterly haiku e-zine: editors, Richard Vallance (Canada) & Shigeki Matsumura (Japan) Historical (Basho, Buson, Issa); contemporary haiku in Kanji, Romanji and English; Mark Alan Osterhaus Links; Arcanum Café.

Website for haiku by children from Japan, the U.S., and other countries; includes charming thumbnail sketches. Accepts haiku and drawings by children. Maintained by Ryo Suzuki. Links to Japanese version.

Colorful home page of an interesting print journal that features haiku, short linked poems, and short poems from tanka up to 30 lines. Edited by Kathleen P. Decker.

A quarterly online journal of haibun (prose works in haikai style, usually with one or more haiku included), edited by Jim Kacian, Bruce Ross, and Ken Jones, with webmaster Ray Rasmussen.

Full Moon is a new online magazine, with a focus on haiku, short poetry and photography, edited by Kate Steere and Kim Mladjen.

A web site devoted to haiga (haiku-style illustrations, often accompanying haiku) and haiku. Some sections feature both poems and haigafrom open submissions. Established by Jeanne Emrich in 1998, now managed by an'ya.

The web site of Haiku Presence, a British haiku magazine edited by Martin Lucas.

Thanks to webmaster Gilles Fabre, the "Haiku Spirit" begun by Jim Norton and Sean O'Connor lives in a new form. The site includes contributions in French and English.

Haiku in 5-7-5, mostly of flora and fauna, from open submissions. Formerly "Haiku Nature Wall". Edited by Cattigerli.

Haikuhut is a site that exhibits, supports, and mentors in the creation of Haiku, Senryu, and Tanka, as well as other 'short forms' of poetry. Includes Photo Haiku that merge images and words. Short Stuff, an on-line journal of short form poetry is published monthly. Webmaster Michael Rehling.

Hamilton Haiku Press is a literary press specializing in haiku and related forms. Site includes list of books in print and order information.

Small press publisher. Promotes the winners of its Virgil Hutton Haiku Memorial Award contest.

A substantial listing of print magazines publishing Japanese-derived types of poetry in English, with web pages and e-mail addresses where applicable. Compiled by Pamelyn Casto and Mandy Smith.

Web site of the famous Mainichi Daily News Haiku in English column, edited by Kazuo Sato and Isamu Hashimoto. Has instructions for e-mail entries.

English language print haiku magazine. Longest-running and largest in the business (pages and subscribers). Edited by Lee Gurga.

International photo-haiku site from Tokyo, Japan, managed by Mitsugu Abe. See and submit photos and haiku. Photos and haiku are updated almost everyday.

An online poetry magazine that has a page dedicated to haiku, presided over by Chris G. Vaillancourt.

An online haiku magazine of the Southwestern USA, edited by Jason Sanford Brown.

Simply Haiku is an online magazine of haiku and related work, published quarterly. Section editors include Robert Wilson (haiku), Allen McGill (haibun), Bette Wappner (haiga), Michael McClintock (tanka), John Carley (renku), and Carol Raisfeld (contest and other announcements).

Snapshot Press specializes in haiku, tanka, and short poem, producing books, chapbooks and journals including Snapshots, for haiku and senryu, and Tangled Hair, dedicated to Tanka. Presided over by John Barlow.

Home page of the print journal, one of the zappiest zines of short poems, including haiku. Information on the richest haiku contest in the world, by ai li.

Short verse forms deriving from the haiku and tanka tradition, edited by Larry Kimmel.

A quarterly quality haiku magazine published both online and in printed annuals, with submissions by e-mail or post. Edited by Christopher Herold, with associate editors Ferris Gilli, Robert Gilliland, Peggy Willis Lyles, and Paul MacNeil. Paul David Mena, webmaster.

Publishes just one new haiku every day on the web and via e-mail. You can even receive your daily haiku by short message service (SMS) or text paging. The message is nothing but one haiku and author's name. (The web page includes some biographical information.) Editor D. F. Tweney.

An occasional journal of brief poems and related essays and reviews. Friendly to haiku and tanka, but also the wider world of all brief poetry, from Alarcon to Zackowitz. Edited by Michael Dylan Welch.