The first junicho I've participated in creating is now online in the new issue of A Hundred Gourds. You can view the whole piece here, and click on 'next renku' at the bottom of the page to read the Tomegaki for Cold Sun by our sabaki Sandra Simpson. My main contribution was the hokku, which also gave the junicho its title, and is considered an honoured position.
We started writing this at the NZ haiku conference in June where Jim Kacian was our distinguished guest and presenter of two Masterclasses. Jim was also a participant in the junicho. You can read a full write up of the Haiku Festival Aotearoa 2012, including Jim's workshops, in the fearture Sandra has written for AHG here.
Enjoy our junicho, and the rest of the December issue of AHG! :)
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Feathered Poets
I'm very happy to be one of Angie Werren's 'feathered poets' this month as part of National Poetry Month and Couplets: a multi-author poetry blog tour. Yesterday one of my previously unpublished photo-haiga was hosted on Angie's blog, which you can find here. Angie is showcasing different poets everyday so pop on over to her blog and find someone you haven't heard from before. You never know where it may lead you! :)
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