4.08.2014

INDEX HAIKU JOURNALS & MAGAZINES - A (40)

INDEX
HAIKU JOURNALS & MAGAZINES



The index is still incomplete and on-going.
All labels and links compiled by Lech Szeglowski
Last updated on 4 August 2017




The haiku journals and magazines index is still being updated, and so some info are incomplete.

It also contains tanka, renga, renku and haibun magazines, as well as other mainstream literary journals accepting haiku.

All magazines with titles in red—folded.
All magazines with titles in green—non-haiku periodicals.

This index has been made possible thanks to various internet sources such as:


and many other sites.


A (40)


A: A Journal of Contemporary Literature
(1976-1982)

— a journal founded and ran in the 1970s by Wiliam Oandasan (1947-1992), and which was "one of the first literary magazines devoted to Native American literature and Indian writers". He was also an author of haiku collection: Summer Night (1989) [source: [ipl2 - Native American Authors]

WEBSITE:
  • NONE
YEARS:
  • 1976-1982 (?)
FORMAT:
  • print
FREQUENCY:
  • 2 p/yr
ISSUES:
  • 1976:
    • Vol.1 No.1 Fall
  • 1977:
    • Vol.2 No.1 Spring
      • No.2 Fall
  • 1978:
    • Vol.3 No.1 Spring
      • No.2 Fall
  • 1979:
    • Vol.4 No.1 Spring
      • No.2 Fall
  • 1980:
    • NONE
  • 1981:
  • 1982:
    • Vol.5 No (?)
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE:
  • NONE
FOUNDER:
EDITOR/S:
  • Wiliam Oandasan
PUBLISHER:
  • 1976-78: A Press, Laguna NM USA
  • 1978-79: University of Illinois at Chicago Circle, Chicago, IL USA
  • 1979: A Press, Oak Park, IL USA
  • 1981: Print Center, Brooklyn, NY USA
  • 1982: A Publication; Venice, CA USA
COUNTRY:
  • USA
SUBMISSIONS:
  • CLOSED
  • E-mail: —
  • Address: —
  • Online form: NONE
DEADLINES:
  • —
READING PERIOD:
  • —
PUBLISHES:
  • poetry; prose, articles, essays, critical studies
ACCEPTS:
  • —
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
  • —
PAYMENTS:
  • —
REVIEWS:
  • —
OTHER INFO:
  • non-haiku periodical 

     

Abyss & Apex
Magazine of Speculative Fiction


— “Our mission is to publish the finest in speculative and imaginative fiction and poetry, with special attention to character-driven stories that examine the depths and heights of emotion and motivation from a broad variety of cultural and social perspectives. A&A wants to publish powerful stories with emotions that resonate in our minds and hearts long after a first reading, stories that make us want to read them again and again. We look for the unique: stories that stand out in a genre that pushes the envelope of unusual. We take special delight in detailed world-building, and have no subgenre boundaries: we like slipstream, YA, hypertext fiction, dark fantasy, science fiction puzzle stories, magical realism, hard science fiction, soft science fiction, science fantasy, sword and sorcery, urban fantasy, military science fiction, ghost stories, space opera, cyberpunk, steampunk . . . there is very little we will not look at, although we have a severe allergy to elves, retold fairy tales, sports, westerns, vampires, and gratuitous sex and violence. We have no subject/topic preference, beyond a requirement that the work have a speculative element. We are happy to read stories that don’t quite seem to fit elsewhere.

We will consider dark speculative fiction, but we do not publish horror. We won’t publish extremely graphic violent or sexual content or over-the-top gore, and we are turned off by gratuitous foul language. In other words, if the primary purpose of a story is to scare us or make us queasy, we won’t buy it.

We look for the unique: stories that stand out in a genre that pushes the envelope of unusual. We like to see strong, emotionally resonant, literary-quality poetry with a clear speculative element, as well as scifaiku and what some call "science poetry" or "astronomy poetry." Both traditional and modern or nontraditional formats are encouraged, and we have no length restrictions for poetry. Wow us with a sestina, or stun us in free verse. We admire poetry that exceeds our expectations in scansion, imagery, emotional impact and creative wordplay. We love language, and we like to see it worked for all it's worth. Our love of poetry exceeds the space and funds we have to publish it, so we accept only the very best; amaze us!”

WEBSITE:
YEARS:
  • January 2003-present
FORMAT:
  • print
FREQUENCY:
  • 4/p/yr (Jan, April, July & Oct)
ISSUES:
  • 2003-2013:
    • #1 - #48
  • 2014:
    • #49: 1st Quarter
    • #50: 2nd Quarter
  • 2015:
  • 2016:
  • 2017:
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE:
FOUNDER: —
EDITOR/S:
  • Wendy S. Delmater: Editor and Publisher
  • Carmelo Rafala: Managing Editor
  • Jennifer Dawson: Flash Fiction Editor
  • Michael Holmes: Fantasy Editor
  • Stephen M. Wilson: Poetry Editor
  • Rob Campbell: Science Fiction Consultant
  • Roland de Nedde: Assistant Editor
  • Faith Boughan: Assistant Flash Editor
  • F. J. Bergman: Assistant Poetry Editor
  • John Mannone: Assistant Poetry Editor
  • Brian Thies: Webmaster
PUBLISHER:
  • ByrenLee Press, Riverdale, New York
COUNTRY:
  • USA
SUBMISSIONS:
DEADLINES:
  • —
READING PERIOD:
  • fiction: the four one-month reading periods are:
    Feb, May, Aug, Nov
  • poetry: the two one-month reading periods are:
    June & December
PUBLISHES:
  • fiction; flash fiction; formal verse; free verse; haiku (or related); hybrid form; invented form; sestina; small press book reviews
ACCEPTS:
  • non-simultaneous or multiple submissions except for poetry (limit, three poems)
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
PAYMENTS:
  • fiction: USA $.06/word (six cents a word) up to 1.250 word;
  • a flat fee of $75.00 for longer story;
  • poetry: a flat fee of $5.00
  • 60 days after publication
REVIEWS:
OTHER INFO:




Acorn:
a journal of contemporary haiku


— "a small biannual journal dedicated to publishing the best of contemporary English-language haiku. In particular, it showcases the individual poem and the ability of haiku to reveal the extraordinary moments found in everyday life." [source: Acorn]

WEBSITE:
YEARS:
  • 1998–present
FORMAT:
  • print
FREQUENCY:
  • 2 p/yr (April & October)
ISSUES:
  • 1998: #1 (Fall)
  • 1999: #2 (Spring); #3 (Fall)
  • 2000: #4 (Spring); #5 (Fall)
  • 2001: #6 (Spring); #7 (Fall)
  • 2002: #8 (Spring); #9 (Fall)
  • 2003: #10 (Spring); #11 (Fall)
  • 2004: #12 (Spring); #13 (Fall)
  • 2005: #14 (Spring); #15 (Fall)
  • 2006: #16 (Spring); #17 (Fall)
  • 2007: #18 (Spring); #19 (Fall)
  • 2008: #20 (Spring); #21 (Fall)
  • 2009: #22 (Spring); #23 (Fall)
  • 2010: #24 (Spring); #25 (Fall)
  • 2011: #26 (Spring); #27 (Fall)
  • 2012: #28 (Spring); #29 (Fall)
  • 2013: #30 (Spring); #31 (Fall)
  • 2014: #32 (Spring); #
  • 2015: #
  • 2016: #
  • 2017: #
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE:
FOUNDER:
  • A. C. Missias
EDITOR/S:
  • 1998-2008: A. C. Missias
  • 2008-2011: Carolynn Hall
  • 2012- : Susan Antolin
PUBLISHER:
  • Redfox Press
COUNTRY:
  • USA
SUBMISSIONS:
DEADLINES:
  • 28/29 February (April issue), 31 August (October issue)
READING PERIOD:
  • during January-February (Spring issue)July-August (Fall issue)
PUBLISHES:
  • haiku; senryu
ACCEPTS:
  • previously unpublished; 5-15 poems at time; posting to private online mailing list and workshops is not considered prior publication
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
PAYMENTS:
  • "effective with the Fall 2009 issue there will no longer be contributors' fees paid"
REVIEWS:
  • —
OTHER INFO:




Adventum: A Literary Magazine



— This biannual online magazine (Adventum/ Latin: Adventure) accepts creative nonfiction, essays, and memoir pieces thet explore some aspect of personal experience in the outdoors. Adventum welcomes the finest contemporary outdoor adventure writing from new and established writers. It also accepts seasonal haiku and high quality digital photography" [source: Adventum - A Literary Magazine]

WEBSITE:
YEARS:
  • 2011–2013 (temporary closed)
FORMAT:
  • webzine and print
FREQUENCY:
  • 2 p/yr
ISSUES:
  • 2011: #1: (Summer)
  • 2012: #2 (Winter-Spring)
  • 2012: #3 (Summer-Fall)
  • 2013:
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE:
FOUNDER:
EDITOR/S:
  • Editor-in-Chief; Naomi Mahala Juddl
PUBLISHER:
  • ?
COUNTRY:
  • USA
SUBMISSIONS:
DEADLINES:
  • —
READING PERIOD:
  • Feb 1 to May 15 and Aug 1 to Nov 10
PUBLISHES:
  • creative nonfiction;essays; memoir pieces; haiku; photography
ACCEPTS:
  • previously unpublished; non-simultaneous; unsolicited and elctronic submissions
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
  • internet publication
PAYMENTS:
  • NONE
REVIEWS:
OTHER INFO:
  • —




Agnieszka's Dowry(Ag D)
(1995–2008)


— "AgD is an on-line installation, a magazine, and a book, and it is either free or when put to paper, nearly free. As of 23 March 2007, AgD contains 13 closed and 1 open online issues, as well as 13 printed issues (as chapbooks). Issue 12 is a special issue on haiku, consisting only of the pretty pretty pretty room. It contains installations of multiple haiku by 9 authors. It was edited by jen jensen, a haikuist herself, and our webmaster and VP technology. AgD amounts to 245 installations (one or more grouped pieces) by 187 authors. AgD is expanding at glacial pace (check the created and last updated dates), with print issues usually trailing the completed online issues by half a year." [source: Introduction to Agnieszka's Dowry (AgD) - Marek Lugowski & Katrina Grace Craig]

YEARS: 1995–2008
FORMAT: print & online
FREQUENCY: irregular
ISSUES: 1996: 1-4
               1997: 5-6
               1998: 7-8
               1999: 9
               2000:10-12
               2001: NONE
               2002: 13
               2003-2006: NONE
               2007: 14
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE: |Issue 1 (1 April 1996)|
                                               |Issue 2 (22 April) & 3 (20 June) 1996|
                                               |Issue 4 (27 October 1996)|
                                               |Issue 5 (5 March 1997)|
                                               |Issue 6 (12 July 1997)|
                                               |Issue 7 (8 March 1998)|
                                               |Issue 8 (19 April 1998)|
                                               |Issue 9 (21 November 1999)|
                                               |Issue 10 (23 March 2000)|
                                               |Issue 11 (11 November 2000)|
                                               |Issue 12, special haiku issue (4 Sept 2000)|
                                               |Issue 13 (24 September 2002)|
                                               |Issue 14 (2008)|
FOUNDER: ?
EDITOR/S: Marek Lugowski: Chief Editor
                    Katrina Grace Craig (katja)
PUBLISHER: A Small Garlic Press
COUNTRY: USA
SUBMISSIONS: CLOSED
                  E-mail: marek@enteract.com|
                  Address: undisclosed
                  Online form: NONE
DEADLINES: —
READING PERIOD: —
PUBLISHES: poetry; haiku; letters; very short prose; essays
ACCEPTS: several materials (5-10) to choose from
SUBSCRIPTIONS: internet publication (each issue as a chapbook)
PAYMENTS: pays 1 contributor's copy
REVIEWS: —
OTHER INFO: non-haiku periodical
                        ASGP publishes up to 3 chapbooks of poetry per year


AJET Connect magazine

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Aki

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Albatros
(1992-2002)

— journal of the Constanta Haiku Society "which published haiku, linked forms, essays & reviews about haiku in both Romanian and English language." [source: [tempslibres.org/aozora]

WEBSITE: NONE (Albatros - some details)
YEARS: 1992-2002
FORMAT: print
FREQUENCY: 2 p/yr
ISSUES: 1992:        Vol.1.1 (spring-summer)
                                   Vol.1.2 (autumn-winter)
               1993:         Vol.2.1 (spring-summer)
                                    Vol.2.2 (autumn-winter)
               1994:         Vol.3.1-2 (spring-summer/autumn-winter)
               1995:         Vol.4.1-2 (spring-summer/autumn-winter)
               1996/1997: Vol.5/6 (spring 1996 - winter 1997)
               1998:         Vol.7.1-2
               1999:         Vol.8.1-2
               2000:         Vol.9 ?
               2000/2001: Vol.10
               2002:         Vol.?
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE: NONE
FOUNDER: Ion Codrescu
EDITOR/S: Ion Codrescu
PUBLISHER: The Constantza Haiku Society
COUNTRY: ROMANIA
SUBMISSIONS: CLOSED
                  E-mail: —
                  Address: Albatros
                                    Ion Codrescu, Editor
                                    Str. Soveje Nr 25
                                    BIV2, ScB, Ap. 31
                                    87000 Constanta
                                    Romania
                  Online form: NONE
DEADLINES: —
READING PERIOD:
PUBLISHES: haiku; senryu, tanka; articles; essays
ACCEPTS: unpublished previously
SUBSCRIPTIONS: —
PAYMENTS: —
REVIEWS: —
OTHER INFO: —


Albatros New Series


WEBSITE: NONE (Albatros New Series - some details)
YEARS: 2003-present
FORMAT: print
FREQUENCY: 2 p /yr
ISSUES: 2003: No. 1. (1)
                2004: No. 1. (2)
                           No. 2. (3)
                2005: No. 1 (4) Win/Spr/Sum. Year XIII - New Series|
                           No. 2/1 (5-6) Autumn/Winter Year XIII
                2006: No. 2 (7) Spring/Summer Year XIV -New Series|
                2007: No. (8-9) (No.3/1 2006/2007)
                2008: No. (10-11) (Vol.6 2007/2008)
                2009: No. (12-13)
                2010: No. (14-15)
                2011:?
                2012:?
                2013:?
                2014:
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE: 1 (4) 2005|
FOUNDER: Ion Codrescu
EDITOR/S: Laura Aurica Vaceanu (2003-)
                   Radu Patrichi
                   Anastasia Dumitru
                   Sonia Cristina Coman
                   Stela Moise
                   Maria Ciurea
                   Translator: Alexandra Flora Munteanu
                   English advisor: Dr Angelee Deodhar
PUBLISHER: The Constantza Haiku Society
COUNTRY: ROMANIA
SUBMISSION:
                      E-mail: laura.vaceanu@yahoo.com|
                      Address:
                      Online form: NONE
DEADLINES: ?
READING PERIOD: ?
PUBLISHES: haiku; senryu; tanka; articles; essays
ACCEPTS: ? 
SUBSCRIPTION: annual, including two issues, it expires on December 31th
                             (radu_patrichi@yahoo.com)|
PAYMENTS: NONE
OTHER INFO: —


The Alchemist
(1974-1992)



— "A steady, don't-try-to-do-too-much-at-once-type magazine that has been managing to put out an issue or two a year ever since 1974. As time went along and the short-poetry revolution grew, Marco devoted more and more space to haiku and its descendants and offshoots both visual and verbal[…]. [source: The Alchemist #11 – AbeBooks.com]

”The Alchemist brought renewed energy to the Montreal scene, […]. Most notably mourned among the lost publications were Marco Fraticelli's The Alchemist (1974–c.90), which was an important source for poems and translations by the Italian writers of Canada;[source: jrank.org - Literary-magazines in English]

"In "A Few Notes", his introduction to the poems, Nichol explains that he wrote these poems [digital ones] between about the spring of 1983 and the fall of 1984. I always think of him as the father of kinetic poetry written for the Apple II computer, but Nichol explains in this introduction that the Canadian writer Marco Fraticelli—who also wrote poems in Apple Basic and who edited in the 1980s magazine of digital poetry and fiction, The Alchemist—taught Nichol "many of the programming skills used to make these poems." [source: Geof Huth: dbqp: vizualizing poetics - Digital Poetry Iincunabula]

WEBSITE: NONE
YEARS: 1974-1992
FORMAT: print; Diskette magazine of digital writing
FREQUENCY: irregular: about 1 p /yr
ISSUES: 1974: #1 Vol.1 No.1
               1975: #2 Vol.1 No.2
               |1976: #3 Vol.1 No.3|
               |1979: #4 Vol.1 No.4|
               |1980: #5 Vol.2 No.1|
               |1981: #6 Vol.2 No.2|
               |1982: #7 Vol.2 No.3|
               1983: #8 Vol.2 No.4
               1984: #9 Vol.3 No.1
               |1986: #10 Vol.3 No. 2 - special haiku issue|
               |1987: #11 Vol.3 No.3|
               |1990: #12 Vol.3 No.4|
               1990: #13 Vol.4 No.1
               1992: #14 Vol.4 No.2
ISSUES AVAILABLE ON -LINE: NONE (some samples here: H poetry)
FOUNDER: Marco Fraticelli
EDITOR/S: Marco Fraticelli
PUBLISHER: The Alchemist
COUNTRY: CANADA
SUBMISSIONS: CLOSED
                  E-mail: —
                  Address: La Salle, Quebec
                                   Canada
                  Online form: NONE
DEADLINES:—
READING PERIOD:—
PUBLISHES: short poetry; digital poems; kinetic poetry; haiku
ACCEPTS: —
SUBSCRIPTIONS:—
PAYMENTS: —
                   The Alchemist 1987: #11 - AbeBooks.com|
OTHER INFO: non-haiku periodical


Alsop Review

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Amaze:
The Cinquain Journal
(2002-2009)


— AMAZE: The Cinquain Journal [Adelaide Crapsey's cinquain, Amaze gave the magazine its name] "is dedicated to developing promoting, and publishing cinquain in the traditional form established by Adelaide Crapsey. We are also very interested in the development and publication of innovative forms of the cinquain, such as mirror cinquains and cinquain cycles or sequences." [source: Amaze]

YEARS: 2002-2009
FORMAT: on-line; print (annual print journal)
FREQUENCY: 4 p/yr
ISSUES: 2002-2009: Vol 1 No 1-Vol 7 No 1
ISSSUE AVAILABLE ONLINE:
FOUNDER: Denis M. Garrison
EDITOR/S: Denis M. Garrison (emeritus)
                    Deborah P. Kolodji
                    Lisa Janice Cohen
PUBLISHER: Mission Ghost Press
COUNTRY: USA
SUBMISSION: CLOSEED
                        E-mail: cinquains@hotmail.com|
                                      amazecinquain@aol.com|
                        Address: Editor, Amaze
                                         Deborah P. Kolodji
                                         10529 Olive Street
                                         Temple City, CA 91780
                        Online form: NONE
DEADLINES: —
READING PERIOD:—
PUBLISHES: cinquain
ACCEPTS: —
SUBSCRIPTION: internet publication
PAYMENTS: —
REVIEWS: —
OTHER INFO: page of contributors: Poets & Authors Page|
                        The Cinquain Journal - 2006 Annual (print)
                        The Cinquain - 2007 Annual (print)


Ambrosia Journal of Fine Haiku
(2008-2010)



— was "a quarterly print and digital journaldedicated to publishing and promoting the finest of traditional haiku in English." [source: Ambrosia-Journal-of-Fine-Haiku-1-Autumn-2008]

WEBSITE: Ambrosia|
YEARS: 2008-2010
FORMAT: print
FREQUENCY: 4 p/yr
ISSUES: 2008: #1: Autumn
               2009: #2: Winter
               2009: #3: Spring
               2009: #4: Summer
               2010: #5: Summer
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE: |1 (Autumn 2008)|
                                                   |2 (Winter 2009)|
                                                   |3 (Spring 2009)|
                                                   |4 (Summer 2009)|
                                                   |5 (Summer 2010)|
FOUNDER: Denis M. Garrison
EDITOR/S: Denis M. Garrison
PUBLISHER: Modern English Tanka Press
COUNTRY: USA
SUBMISSIONS: CLOSED
                           E-mail: —
                           Address: —
                           Online form: NONE
DEADLINES:—
READING PERIOD:—
PUBLISHES: haiku; senryu
ACCEPTS: previously unpublished
SUBSCRIPTIONS:—
PAYMENTS:—
REVIEWS:—
OTHER INFO:—




Amelia
(1983-2001)

—“A few publications have been concerned with the relationship of the haiku to mainstream poetry, especially the short poem. Frederick A. Raborg, Jr., publisher of the poetry magazine Amelia, expanded the publication’s haiku supplement, Cicada, into a separate quarterly in 1986 and issued it from Bakersfield, Calif., until his death in 2001.” [source: The American Haiku Movement Part I: Haiku in English by Charles Trumbull]

Amelia was recognized as one of the top literary publications in the nation and always has been listed as one of the best fiction markets. Fred Raborg published some of the top writers of the day and discovered many new talents" [source:Jay's world - creative resume]

"In 1983, he and his wife started AMELIA Magazine, Cicada, and SPSM&H (Shakespeare, Petrarch, Sidney, Milton & Hopkins). AMELIA has been recognized as one of the top literary publications in the nation and always has been listed as one of the best fiction markets. He has published some of the top writers of the day and has discovered many new talents. Among local talents he published frequently were William Rintoul and Nancy Edwards. He received an Arts Award (Literature) from the Bakersfield Art Association and was nominated for a Beautiful Bakersfield Award.” [source: POETRY IN tHE LIGHT - Elizabeth St. Jacques]

WEBSITE: NONE
YEARS: 1983-2001
FORMAT: print
FREQUENCY: 4 p/ yr
ISSUES: ?
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE: NONE
EDITOR/S: Frederick Ashton Raborg, Jr.
                    Eileen Raborg
PUBLISHER: Amelia Press
COUNTRY: USA
SUBMISSIONS: CLOSED
                           E-mail: —
                           Address: —
                           Online form: NONE
DEADLINES: —
READING PERIODS: —
PUBLISHES: poetry; haiku
ACCEPTS: —
SUBSCRIPTIONS: —
PAYMENTS: —
REVIEWS: —
OTHER INFO: non-haiku periodical


Amerasia Journal



— “Since 1971, the Press has published Amerasia Journal, the leading interdisciplinary journal in Asian American Studies. After more than three decades and over 16,000 pages, Amerasia Journal has played an indispensable role in establishing Asian American Studies as a viable and relevant field of scholarship, teaching, community service, and public discourse. Amerasia Journal, according to founding publisher Don T. Nakanishi, "has benefited from and reflected a wide array of profound social changes that have occurred among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders—be it their unprecedented growth and diversification, or their ever-increasing levels of access, representation, and achievement in American society's institutions and sectors that had long excluded, marginalized, or demonized them." [source: UCLA Asian American Studies Center]

YEARS: 1971-present
FORMAT: print
FREQUENCY: irregular
                2013: Volume 39, #1
                           Volume 39, #2
                           Volume 39, #3
                2014: Volume 40, #1
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE: Meta Press - Journal Issues|
FOUNDER: Don T. Nakanishi
                   Lowell Chun-Hoon
EDITOR/S: Don T. Nakanishi
                    Amerasia Journal Editorial Board|
PUBLISHER: UCLA Asian American Studies Center Press
COUNTRY: USA
SUBMISSION: guidelines (for book review)
                        E-mail: brandy22@ucla.edu|
                        Address: UCLA Asian American Studies Center Press
                                          Attn: Amerasia Journal
                                          3230 Campbell Hall, Box 951546
                                          Los Angeles, CA 90095-1546
                                          USA
                        Online form: NONE
DEADLINES: ?
READING PERIOD: ?
PUBLISHES: book review; essays
ACCEPTS: ?
SUBSCRIPTION: subscribe|
REVIEWS: —
OTHER INFO: There Is Always Tomorrow: An Anthology of War Time Haiku
                        (Vol. 19.1)


The American Association of Haikuists Newsletter
(1984–1989) (?)

— In 1989 the title of issue was 'The New American Association of Haikust Newsletter. [source: Archives & Musee de la Literature]

WEBSITE: NONE
YEARS: 1984–1989 (?)
FORMAT: print
FREQUENCY: 1 p / yr
ISSUES: 1984: #1
                1985: #2
                1986: #3
                1987: #4
                1988: #5
                1989: #6 (Sept)
ISSUES AVAILABLE ONLINE: NONE
FOUNDER: ?
EDITOR/S: W.E. Greig
                   Henry L. Sanders
PUBLISHER: American Association of Haikuists
COUNTRY: USA
SUBMISSIONS: CLOSED
                          E-mail: —
                          Address:
                                          Jackson, TN
                                          USA
                          Online form: NONE
DEADLINES: —
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American Haibun & Haiga

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American Haiku
(1963-1968)

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AmericanTanka:
Poetry in the Moment

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Amoskeag (Big Sky)
North American Haiku
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Anglo-Japanese Tanka Society
Nichi Ei Tanka Society

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Anonymous us
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AntAntAntAntAnt

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Anti War Haiku Wall

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Aozora

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APA-Renga
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Apokalipsa Magazine
(Apocalypse)

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Apropos
Zeitschrift für Kunst, Lierature, Kritik
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Araragi アララギ
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Archer: a poetry magazine

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Ardea

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Asahi Shimbun Haikuist Network

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Asahi Weekly
(haiku column)

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Ashibi
(19??)

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Ashita (Tomorrow)

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Atlantic Monthly

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Atlas Poetica:
A Journal of Poetry of Place in Modern English Tanka
(2008-2009)

Atlas Poetica:
A Journal of Poetry of Place in Contemporary Tanka

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The Aurorean

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Autumn Leaves
A Twice-Monthly Online Poetry Journal
(19–20)
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Ayush

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Azami (Thistle)
(1992–2002) (?)

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