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3LG:         3Lights Gallery (online gallery, Liam Wilkinson and Diane Sturch, York, England)

 

AJTS:       Anglo-Japanese Tanka Society online collection of tanka. AJTS website at: www.geocities.jp/nichieitanka/

 

ALBT:      Albatros (Romanian Haiku Society journal. Constanta, Romania).

 

AMTK:     American Tanka (biannual, 1996–2003, annual 2004– , Laura Maffei, Staten Island, New York)

 

ASHM:     Ash Moon Anthology: Poems on Aging in Modern English Tanka (anthology, Alexis Rotella and Denis M. Garrison, Eds., Modern English Tanka Press, 2008)

 

ATPO:      Atlas Poetica: A Journal of Poetry of Place in Modern English Tanka (biannual, 2008– , M. Kei. Modern English Tanka Press)

 

BLKB:      black bough (Charles Easter, Kevin Walker, eds. Somerville, NJ: 1993-2000).

 

BLTH:      Blithe Spirit (quarterly, 1991–, Graham High, British Haiku Society; London, England)

 

BTLR:      bottle rockets (biannual, 1999– , Stanford Forrester, bottle rockets press, Windsor, Connecticut)

 

CLLV:      Countless Leaves (anth., CD, arranged by Gerald St. Maur. Magpie Productions. Inkling Press. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 2001.)

 

DRRM:     The Dreaming Room (anth., Michael McClintock and Denis M. Garrison, Eds., Modern English Tanka Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 2007)

 

EUCL:      Eucalypt (biannual, 2007– , Beverley George; Pearl Beach, NSW, Australia)

 

FHFL:       The Five-Hole Flute (anth., Denis M. Garrison and Michael McClintock, Eds., Modern English Tanka Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 2006)

 

FITF:        Footsteps in the Fog (anth., Press Here, Michael Dylan Welch, Sammamish, Washington, 1994)

 

FMT:        Full Moon Tide: The Best of Tanka Splendor 1990-1999, (anth., Linda Jeanette Ward, Clinging Vine Press, 2001)

 

FRGP        Frogpond : The Journal of the Haiku Society of America (quarterly, 1978– 1995 / triannual, 1995–, George Swede, Haiku Society of America, Inc., New York, New York; ISSN: 8755-156X)

 

FRPL:       Fire Pearls: Short Masterpieces of the Human Heart (anth., M. Kei, Publisher, Perryville, Maryland, 2006)

 

FVLD:      Five Lines Down (biannual [4 issues], 1994-1996, Eds., Kenneth Tanemura & Sanford Goldstein. Privately printed.)

 

GCTC:      Grand Central Tanka Café (Windsor, CT: bottle rockets publishing. Several little anthologies).

 

GUST:      GUSTS: Contemporary Tanka (biannual, 2005–, Kozue Uzawa, Tanka Canada; Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada)

 

HBRD:     Hummingbird: Magazine of the Short Poem (quarterly, 1990–, Phyllis Walsh, Richland Center, Wisconsin)

 

HERM:     Hermitage: A Haiku Journal (annual, 2004–2006, Ion Codrescu, Constanta, Romania)

 

HHRV:     Haiku Harvest: Journal of Haiku in English (11 issues, 2000–2006, Denis M. Garrison, Modern English Tanka Press, Baltimore, MD)

 

HJTP:       History of Japanese Tanka Poetry in America, Tomoe Tana. San José, California: San Jose State University, 1985.

 

HPCM:     Haiku Poets of Central Maryland (Eldersburg, Maryland. Black Cat Press. occasional publications)

 

ITSW:       In the Ship’s Wake (anth., Brian Tasker, Iron Press, North Shields, Northumberland, UK, 2001)

 

KOKA:     Kokako (2002– , editors Bernard Gadd and Patricia Prime, SPIN, 42 Galbraith St., Waihi, New Zealand.)

 

LILR:        Lilliput Review (approx. monthly, 1989– , Don Wentworth, Editor, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

 

LNFL:      Landfall (anth., Denis M. Garrison and Michael McClintock, Modern English Tanka Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 2007)

 

LYNX:     Lynx : A Journal for Linking Poets (triannual, 1989–, Jane Reichhold, AHA Books, Gualala, California)

 

MARI:      Mariposa (biannual, 1998– ), various editors, Haiku Poets of Northern California.

 

MET:        Modern English Tanka (quarterly, 2006–, Denis M. Garrison, Editor, and Michael McClintock, Contributing Editor, Modern English Tanka Press, Baltimore, MD)

 

MDHG:    Modern Haiga (annual, board of editors, Denis M. Garrison, Alexis Rotella, Liam Wilkinson, Linda Papanicolaou, Raffael de Gruttola. Modern English Tanka Press, 2008– )

 

MIRR:      Mirrors - International Haiku Forum (1988–1995, Jane Reichhold, AHA Books, Gualala, California)

 

MNST:     Moonset (biannual, 2005–, an’ya, the natal * light press, La Pine, Oregon)

 

NDR:        Nisqually Delta Review (biannual, 2005–, CarrieAnn Thunell, Mad Maverick Press, Olympia, Washington)

 

NOON:     Noon: Journal of the Short Poem (biannual, 2005– , Phillip Rowland, Tokyo, Japan)

 

PAPW:     Paper Wasp (quarterly, 1994– , Janice Bostok, et. al., Chapel Hill, Queensland, Australia)

 

PRES:       Presence (triannual, 1995– , Haiku Presence (org.), Martin Lucas, Preston, England )

 

REDL:      red lights: a tanka journal (biannual, 2005– , Pamela Miller Ness, New York, NY)

 

RIBN:       Ribbons: Tanka Society of America Journal (quarterly, 2004–, Dave Bacharach, TSA) [See TSAN, below.]

 

RNVZ:      Raw NerVZ Haiku (quarterly, 1994–2007, Dorothy Howard, Aylmer, QC, Canada)

 

SCTH:      Janus & SCTH [Sonnets, Cinquain, Tanka, Haiku], (biannual, Sangre de Cristo Press, Sangre de Cristo, New Mexico, Foster Jewell and Rhoda de Long Jewell, 1964-1980)

 

SFIT:        San Francisco International Tanka Competition, [1995], sponsored by the Haiku Poets of Northern California.

 

SFUN:      Sounds from the Unknown : A Collection of Japanese-American Poetry. Lucille Nixon and Tomoe Tana, eds., trans. Denver, Colorado: Alan Swallow, Publisher, 1963.

 

SGL:         Seasons Greetings Newsletter (anthology, Mohammed Siddiqui, Baltimore, Maryland. Fifteen anthologies published to date.)

 

SH:           Simply Haiku: A Quarterly Journal of Japanese Short Form Poetry (quarterly journal, 2003– , Robert D. Wilson, et. al., Valenzuela City, Philippines)

 

SKBK:      Sketchbook (2006– , monthly webzine: http://poetrywriting.org/Sketchbook2-3Mar07 /0_AEnter_Sketchbook_2-3.htm Karina Klesko & John Daleiden, Eds.)

 

STIL:        Still (quarterly, 1997-2001, ai li, Empty Press, London, United Kingdom)

 

STLT:       Streetlights (anth., Michael McClintock and Denis M. Garrison, Eds., Modern English Tanka Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 2008)

 

STYL       Stylus Poetry Journal (quarterly webzine, 2002– , Rosanna Licari, Australia)

 

TCAL:      Tanka Calendar (annual calendar, 2005 & 2006, Winfred Press, Larry Kimmel, Colrain, Massachusetts and Clinging Vine Press, Linda Jeannette Ward)

 

TNHR:      Tangled Hair (annual, 2002–2006, John Barlow, Snapshot Press, Liverpool, England)

 

TSAM:     TSA Members’ Anthologies (annual, 2002– , Tanka Society of America)

                  Castles in the Sand, 2002 TSAM

                  Searching for Echoes, 2003 TSAM

                  to find the moon, 2004 TSAM

                  something like a sigh, 2005 TSAM

                  Sixty Sunflowers, 2006 TSAM

 

TSAN:      Tanka Society of America Newsletter (quarterly, 2000-2004). (See RIBN, above.)

 

TSPL:       Tanka Splendor Awards (annual anths., 1989– , AHA Books, Gualala, California)

 

TTA:         The Tanka Anthology (anth., Michael McClintock, Pamela Miller Ness, Jim Kacian, Eds., Red Moon Press, Winchester, Virginia, 2003)

 

TTJ:          The Tanka Journal (biannual, 1992–, Nihon Kaijin, Japan Tanka Poets’ Society, Tokyo, Japan)

 

TUND:     Tundra: The Journal of the Short Poem (2 issues, 1999 & 2001, Michael Dylan Welch, Sammamish, Washington)

 

VRSP:      Vrabic (Sparrow) (Croatia: Croatian Haiku Society, 1992–)

 

WDNT:    Woodnotes (quarterly, 1989–1997, various editors, Haiku Poets of Northern California)

 

WFF:        Wind Five Folded (anth., Jane and Werner Reichhold, AHA Books, Gualala, California, 1994)

 

WHR:       World Haiku Review (webzine, 12 issues, 2001–, various editors, World Haiku Club, Bicester, England)

 

WIST:       Wisteria: A Journal of Haiku, Senryu, & Tanka (quarterly, 2006–, Tony A. Thompson; Lufkin, Texas)

 

WLOT:     White Lotus (biannual, 2005–, Marie Summers, Shadow Poetry, Excelsior Springs, Missouri)

 

YLMN:      Yellow Moon (biannual, 1997–2006; Issues 1–8, 1997–2000 Pat Kelsall, Creswick, VIC, Australia; Issues 9–20, 2001–2006 Beverley George, Pearl Beach NSW, Australia. Beverley George also produced Young Yellow Moon (for primary age children) Issues 1-8, 2001-2004.)






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