A New Resonance 12: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku, edited by Jim Kacian and Julie Schwerin
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The New Resonance series, begun in 1999, has featured the work of more than 200 poets in its award-filled tenure.
Shortlisted for the 2021 Touchstone Distinguished Books Award from The Haiku Foundation!
Description
The New Resonance haiku community now consists of 204 members with the addition of the New Resonance 12 group. These poets continue to appear in the major haiku journals and elsewhere, and their books have been accorded the honor of serious and adulatory review and critique. Many are recognized among the leaders of literary haiku in their respective countries and around the world. These seventeen new members to this rather exclusive confederacy, then, have a very high standard against which to measure themselves, but equally high expectations of their ultimate position in the haiku community. This is the twelfth volume in a much-awarded series.
among the wings
of monarchs
I migrate
— Jo Balistreri
morning jogger —
my finger runs laps
around my coffee cup
— Susan Burch
spring café buying a moment to dream
— Jenny Fraser
time passing in trickles the smoothness of pebbles
— Simon Hanson
spring sunlight
the too-brief pause
of a comma
— Kristen Lindquist
first warm day
a turtle rests its chin
on the one in front
— Hannah Mahoney
first day of school
her hand lets go
before mine
— Matthew Markworth
family dinner
adding salt
to my own wounds
— Lori A Minor
at 70 mph changing leaves
— Matthew Moffett
sit here
while I gather firewood, I say
to myself
— Michael Nickels-Wisdom
walking into the night walking into me
— Keith Polette
pennies tossed
ripples from her wish
intersect mine
— Bryan Rickert
the galvanized tin
tin
of the sugaring buckets
— Tom Sacramona
carving
the snow
ulu moon
— GRIX
prayers
leaving their flags
autumn wind
— Mary Stevens
fields of lupine
where does the sky
begin
— Debbie Strange
a baby left
at the hospital
hunger moon
— Stephen Toft
ISBN: 978-1-947271-79-1
Pages: 176
Size: 5.5″ x 8.25″
Binding: perfect softbound
“In this most recent installment of a landmark series, the editors welcome another seventeen emerging voices in English-language haiku. And what a vibrant, wide-ranging music they represent, with four under forty, three over seventy; a balance of genders; and a striking range of styles and concerns. As always, the editors’ introductions to each poet ring the changes.
— Michele Root-Bernstein, Modern Haiku
Winner of a Merit Book Award for Best Book of Haiku 2021 (Honorable Mention for Best Anthology)!
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