Haiku, tanka, and haibun. Description, excerpts, and information on the book (and a bonus track).

By Sandra Fuhringer. A brief introduction to haiku, poems by the author, a biographical note, a diary of works in progress, and a note on her book.

An index to haiku-related personal sites maintained by some 20 poets, with links. Webmaster Michael P. Garofalo.

Haiku with photographs by the author.

Haiku master Akio Bin's Haiku World English-language pages. A student of Shiki and master of his own haiku group, Bin-sensei has had the good luck to have a number of his haiku translated for this page.

Author- and user-submitted haiku. Includes instant haiku generator and links to haiku resources.

Haikus about the seasons, written in English and French and illistrated with photographs.

Modern haiku that tries to follow ancient Japanese tradition in a 21st century world, by Kate.

Colors of Haiku by Helen J Sherry; excerpts and ordering information for her book and for original art.

Samples of poetry and some thoughts on haiku by Dan Brady.

Short poems and haiku organized by month. Poems reflect the rural lifestyle of Red Bluff, California.

A 60's memoir / haibun in prose and haiku by Chris Faiers, including memories of Eel Pie Commune, Glastonbury Festival and travelling through Europe.

Brooks Books' featured haiku poet, with poems, publications, and awards. A new poet featured irregularly.

an English site which was made by "Goldie", a Japanese woman. Original haiku, Senryu and other poems.

Haiku for people, by Heather. With links to other sites of haiku and haiku information.

Haiku in Japanese and English translation with stunning artwork by the poet, Tamasudare.

Original free-form Haiku written by Texas author and artist, Sharon K. Shubert. Includes a few "Texas" haiku.

A variety of poetry and fiction with definitions, examples, links, writer's tools, and books. Its contents are haiku, tanka, sijo, renku, haibun, stort story, flash fiction, flash play, contemporary poetry, prose poems, free verse, fiction. By Neca Stoller and friends.

The haiku and haibun of Martin Gottlileb Cohen, plus some haiga and photo-haiku with his poems.

Haiku and related writings by H. Curtis Dunlap.

Mark Alan Osterhaus's page, with his own poems, linked poems he's participated in, and many links to related sites. An important WWW resource.

Haiku and other personal poetry pages by Paul David Mena. Some good stuff here.

Abstract Art and Zen Painting. Specializing in the creation of haiga from your haiku,commission work on original custom art of any size, prints available for purchase

Pain. Nature. Freedom. Contemporary haiku poetry by Ulf Mohager. Originally a wap site, but now accessible through an emulator also. Updated with 1-3 poems/week.

A collection of haiku in both Dutch and English, by Frans J.P.M. Kwaad.

Thoughts on haiku by Gary Gach, with links to poems and comments from workshops he's led in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Haikus from the soul is a site devoted to 5-7-5s (i.e., mostly not haiku), mostly by site-owners Lukas and Alison.

Celebrating the group/solo haiku mind through haiku, photography and pen-and-ink illustration. Compiled by Jonathan Machen.

'imperfections' is a collection of artworks comprising photographs of the Tasmanian Wilderness by Martin Hawes, haiku by Ron Moss, and translations into Japanese by Yoji Hashimoto.

One senryu every day by unnamed author. Previous ones can also be accessed. Readers can submit their own.

A collection of haiku by Christopher E. Jones.

The haiku of xenographer J. D. Nelson

An experiment with words to pictures where the strict form of the Haiku poem (i.e., 5-7-5) has been chosen.

Haiku and photographs mapping the haiku-related activities of Kim Komurasaki, of Matsuyama. She is a member of the Shiki Team and very active in haiku affairs locally and internationally.

Personal haiku pages by Larry Kimmel, featuring haiku, tanka, cherita, gembun & short poems. Links to his Winfred Press pages: haiku bumper stickers; printed books & more.

The poetry, including haiku and tanka, of Canadian poet Marianne Bluger, with biographical data.

The fine published haiku of Mark Brooks.

Poet Kevin Taylor attempts to achieve the essence of haiku outside of mechanical structure through "miku", derived from minimalism and haiku.

Haiku, tanka, and other poetry written by Naia, related haiku links, and a collection of uplifting and thought-provoking quotes and ponderables.

Nicholas A. Virgilio (1928-1989) was a leading pioneer of American haiku. This site brings to the Web some of the archive of his works at Rutgers University, Camden, NJ.

Haiku poetry and related works by Debi Bender. Includes many links to other haiku-related web sites.

PhotoHaiku Arts is designed to share and promote the intuitive combining of the photographic and literary work of Roderick J. Stewart

English-language homepage of the rising media Japanesse star and haiku master. Link to "poem of this week" at bottom of page leads to many of her haiku, translated into one-line format in English.

A description of the new serial anthology of contemporary haiga (haiku painting) plus an ever-expanding online gallery of fine art haiga, from the founder and first webmaster of Haiga Online, Jeanne Emrich.

A personal page, with links to articles on form.

Haiku and other free form and related poems by self-styled "Sherin-san".

A poet's work in mostly haiku, by SB.

Haiga, or haiku with an accompanying graphic, by Jitte Nusumi.

An experimental website featuring haiku, poetica, original music, and various amusements, by Robert L. Kusiolek.

Offering a gallery of American Haiga featuring Modern and Asian-influenced Haiga. Also included are free verse poem and haiku. Photo-haiku will be added soon.

Haiku by Colin Crombie, WordWright

Garry Gay's compilation of 66 photographs and haiku spanning many years. Worth a good look.

A blog consisting mainly of haibun, by Hortensia Anderson.

Short, fast Zen/Tao inspired poetry, sculpture, paintings and photos by Bob Harbinson.

Seth Larsson's blog for publication of his haiku.

. . . by Jeffrey Winke. Poems come and go, falling or jumping into and out of place. Turn on the sound.

Known on the Web as "wordfield", haiku authority Bill Higginson is also interested in helping those who wish to write--or improve their writing of--haiku.

The haiga, haiku, haibun, and renku of Norman Darlington, with a special section of links to Balkan haiku Web pages.