carving darkness: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 2011, edited by Jim Kacian and the Red Moon Editorial Staff

Description

Winner of a Haiku Society of America Merit Book Award 2013 (HM) for Best Anthology!

The Red Moon Anthology series is a celebration of the best haiku and related work published in English around the world each calendar year. carving darkness is the fifteenth volume of this most decorated series in haiku history, featuring 146 poems, 16 linked forms and 6 essays of criticism and analysis, as selected by 11 of the best haiku poets in world.

some of the snow falling
some of it rising
new year's day
     — John Barlow

                    back from the war
                    all his doors
                    swollen shut
                         — Bill Pauly

          the pear in his hand rearranging my thoughts
               — Harriot West

ISBN: 978-1-946848-10-2
Pages: 176
Size: 5.5" x 8.25"
Binding: perfect softbound

"Both a joy and an indispensable resource.” Lee Gurga, Modern Haiku

This reprinted edition may vary slightly in format, but contains all the content of the original Red Moon Press edition.