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SHORT VERSE WEB HUB
JOURNALSAMBROSIA: Journal of Fine Haiku (2009-2010) archived. Journal of haiku. CONCISE DELIGHT Magazine of Short Poetry (2009) archived. Journal of very short verse. MODERN HAIGA (2008-2009) archived. Journal for graphic poetry. MODERN HAIBUN AND TANKA PROSE (2009) archived. Journal for haibun and tanka prose. Edited by Jeffrey Woodward. MODERN ENGLISH TANKA (2006-2009) archived. Journal of tanka in a modern English idiom. ATLAS POETICA (2008-2009) archived. Journal for poetry of place in modern English tanka. PRUNE JUICE: Journal of Senryu and Kyoka (2009) archived. Journal of senryu and kyoka in English. HAIKU HARVEST (2000-2006) archived. Journal of haiku, tanka, and related forms. HAIKU NOIR (2001) archived. Haiku noirs exist at the farthest end of the spectrum of subject matter, dealing with that which is not generally considered to be proper subject matter for the classical haiku. KU NOUVEAU (2001) archived. Ku Nouveau published innovative forms of haiku in English, cinquain, crystallines, zip, and shinku. HAIKU CYCLES (2001 & 2002) archived. A collection of "haiku cycles" contains twelve haiku from each participating poet, with one for each month and with locally relevant kigo (season-words) for a single geographic region. TEMPLAR PHOENIX LITERARY REVIEW (2000-2002) archived. A general literary review. GUNPOWDER RIVER POETRY (2002-2003) archived. A general poetry review.
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RESOURCESTANKA CENTRAL is the internet megasite for tanka. TANKA NEWS & HAIKU HEADLINES was the continuous news outlet, 2007-2012, for tanka, haiku, and related subjects. TANKA ONLINE {Offsite Link} - Margaret Chula, Tom Clausen, Jeanne Emrich, Amelia Fielden, Mariko Kitakubo, and Michael McClintock. A major tanka website! CINQUAIN, CINQKU & CRYSTALLINE and NAUTILUS are Denis Garrison's webpages for these forms. CHERITA {Offsite Link} Go to Larry Kimmel's unique Cherita webpage to learn about a related eastern poetic form, the cherita, and its potential for English poetry. The cherita page links to additional resources. AMAZE: THE CINQUAIN JOURNAL {Offsite Link} - The primary web resource for the American Cinquain; a print annual and digital quarterly journal. Deborah P. Kolodji, editor. LOCH RAVEN REVIEW {Offsite Link} - A print and digital quarterly journal of poetry, short fiction, and articles. Jim Doss & Christopher George, editors.
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