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Recent Releases from Red Moon Press

  • dust of summers: The 2007 Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku

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    edited by Jim Kacian and the Red Moon Editorial Staff

    dust of summers is the twelfth volume in this most awarded series in the history of English-language haiku. It collects the best haiku and related writings from around the world in the calendar year 2007 as selected by the eleven distinguished members of our editorial board. The result is more than 150 poems...

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  • contemporary haibun, Volume 9

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    edited by Jim Kacian, Bruce Ross, and Ken Jones

    contemporary haibun, and its companion vehicle contemporary haibun online (www.contemporaryhaibunonline.com) are the only series dedicated to haibun and haiga in English...

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  • A New Resonance 5: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku

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    edited by Jim Kacian and Dee Evetts

    The work of seventeen poets from seven different countries (Austria, Bulgaria, Japan, New Zealand, Sweden, the United Kingdom and the United States) comprises the latest volume of up-and-coming poets working in the haiku form in English. . . .

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  • Poems of Consciousness: Contemporary Japanese and English-Language Haiku in Cross-cultural Perspective

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    by Richard Gilbert

    Ten years in the making, this is the most significant volume of haiku theory and criticism to emerge in English since R. H. Blyth acclaimed 4-volume Haiku....

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  • waking on the bridge

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    by Martin Shea

    Martin Shea is a name many people have encountered only in the haiku anthologies, but this new selection of his work, waking on the bridge, will introduce him . . . .

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  • Postscript Series

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    Red Moon Press announces the Postscript Series, a series of chapbooks designed to honor recently deceased haiku poets. Each chapbook is culled from the entire oeuvre of the poet's lifetime, with an eye to what made these poets both distinctive and ahead of their time. Each book is handmade in limited quantities. At present there are four titles available: pictographs (haiku of Tony Quagliano), change (haiku of Wim Lofvers), sparklers (haiku of Lorraine Ellis Harr, and faint notes (haiku of Marianne Bluger). Other volumes in preparation include work by L. A. Davidson, Francine Porad, Jerry Kilbride and Kay F. Anderson. Thanks to Charles Trumbull and his Haiku Database Project for helping to locate and verify the haiku in these publications.

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