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North Carolina Haiku Society

  • Home
  • About Us
  • About Haiku
    • What’s a Haiku?
    • Haiku Definitions
    • Haiku Seasons
    • Haiku Zen
    • Remarks on Haiku
    • Learning About Haiku
    • A Tribute to Robert Spiess
  • Haiku Collections
  • Gallery
  • Books
    • Favorite Books
    • Books by NCHS Members
  • Projects
  • Contact
  • Parkinson’s and the Daily Practice of Haiku

    A case for haiku in response to disability.

  • Haiku at the MET and Two New Books by Crystal Simone Smith

    A literary triple play …

  • Haiku Heart: An Interview with Roberta Beary

    The highlight of the interview is her involvement with One Breath…

  • Lenard D. Moore and African American Haiku: Merging Traditions, by Ce Rosenow

    ” … he has also been a major force in making haiku a standard part of African American poetry. ”

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