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Where Do We
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Saul
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Haiga
an'ya,
Ed Baker,
Pris Campbell,
Karina Klesko,
Ryan Morris,
Shanna Baldwin Moore,
Shanna Baldwin
Moore and Zahnna P Rader
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Sketchbook Authors
October 2007,
Vol. 2, No. 4
an'ya,
US
Hortensia Anderson,
US
Bryan Bridges,
US
Marlane Buitelaar,
NL
Pris
Campbell, US
T. Ashok
Chakravarthy, IN
John Tiong
Chunghoo, MY
Leslie Cohen,
IL
Gillena
Cox, TT
John Daleiden,
US
Hugh Fox, IL
Katherine L.
Gordon, CA
Andreas Gripp,
CA
Elizabeth Howard,
US
Paul Ingrassia,
US
Betty Kaplan,
US
Michael Kleiza,
CA
Karina Klesko,
US
Rich Magahiz,
US
Joyce Maxner,
US
Shanna Baldwin Moore,
US
James
Ryan Morris, US
Krista Nielsen
Karen O'Leary,
US
Zhanna P. Rader,
US
Kala Ramesh,
IN
Wayne Ray, CA
Yuri
Runov, RU
Trish Shields,
CA
J. E.
Stanley, US
Brian Strand,
UK
Maria
Steyn, ZA
Edana Summers,
CA
Cindy
Tebo, US
Craig Tigerman,
US
A - M Sketchbook Biographies
N - Z Sketchbook Biographies
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Global Correspondents
Multi-tasking
a Kevin Ryan
photo
Correspondents:
John Tiong
Chunghoo, Malaysia
Gillena Cox, Trinidad
Sally Evans, Scotland
Helen Bar-Lev, Israel
Cristian Mocanu, Romania
Rita Odeh, Palestine
Kala Ramesh, India
E.
E. Sule, Nigeria
Various
Correspondents will be featured from month to month.
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Read
the poems by genre
Cinqku,
Cinquain,
Crystalline,
Fibonacci,
Free Verse, Ghazal, Haibun,
Haiku, Kyoka,
Lanterne,
Light Verse, Mondo,
Pantoum,
Rondeau, Sedoka,
Shan-zi,
Sijo,
Sonnet,
Stella Renga,
Senryu,
Tanka,
Tetractys,
Triolet
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Announcing November 2007 Kukai
For the
November 2007 Kukai submit one to three HAIKU using one
of the following kigo: “winter night”, “first frost”,
“frosty night”, or “snow”. The exact kigo words must be
used in the haiku. No more than a total of three haiku
may be submitted:
our
first kiss
on a winter night
bittersweet
john
daleiden
To:
Kukaieditor@poetrywriting.org
Subject: November 2007 kigo “___ ____”
Submissions: November 01, 2007 - November 25, 2007
Midnight.
Voting: December 01, 2007 – Sunday, December 23, 2007
Midnight.
The results will be
published in the Monday, December 31, 2007 Sketchbook.
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Announcing
November 2007 Haiku Thread
Fit For Feasting
For November 2007 the theme of the monthly haiku thread is food.
Writers may post an unlimited number of haiku to the food thread.
Subject Line: November food haiku thread.
To: foodhaikuthreadeditor@poetrywriting.org
Deadline: Midnight Sunday, November 25, 2007
FOOD!!!! holiday food...vegetarian food,
be creative! Think ethnic foods. Perhaps readers will get good ideas for November and
December Holiday snacks.
Haiku received will be posted on-line at:
November 2007 FOOD haiku thread
the red-tailed squirrel
plants a Spring garden—
walnut harvest
j. daleiden
The Sketchbook editors will select their
Monthly Haiku Choice from this thread for publication in the
November 30, 2007 Sketchbook.
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The contents of Sketchbook are protected
by Copyright © 2007
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Sketchbook
Special Features
October 2007, Vol. 2, No. 4
Rengay
Hortensia Anderson, Marlene
Buitelaar, Angelika Bygott, John Daleiden, John Davey, Billie Dee,
Michele Harvey, Vidur Jyoti, Benita Kape, Betty Kaplan, Karina Klesko, Shanna
Baldwin Moore, Yvonne Myers, Zhanna P. Rader, Vaughn Seward, Sprite,
Lynne Steele, Ron Moss, Cindy Tebo, Max Verhart, Ella Wagemakers
Read the Rengay Poems
Stellarenga
Gillena Cox—Today's
Rainbow
Haibun
Betty Kaplan—The
Pantry, An Ordinary Day
John Daleiden—Along
The Way
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Tanka Series
Karina Klesko
and Cindy Tebo—Pick-Up_Sticks,
No Quarters For Candles
Yuri Runov,
Karina Klesko, Cindy Tebo—Place
Where Names Are Lost
Maria Steyn
and Marjorie Buettner—The
Fragrance of Sunlight |
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Ed Baker
The City
1 cover,
2 Title Page,
3 Dedication,
4 Text,
5 Text,
6 Text,
7 Text,
8 Text,
9 Text,
10 Text,
11 Text,
12 Text,
14 Colophon,
15 Blank,
16 Notes,
17 Letter / Envelope
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Global Connections
Julia Baird,
the
half-sister of John Lennon,
visits Durness, Scotland, during the
Northern Lights John Lennon Festival
to promote her book,
Imagine This:
Growing Up with My Brother John Lennon,
reports Global
Correspondent Sally Evans.
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2007 October Kukai
"cold night"
or "night chill"
Join the fun and
vote in the kukai on these haiku. Every reader is invited to
vote.
Read the
"night
chill" or "cold night" kukai
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Book Fair
Featured Book of
the Month:
Book Cover Here
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Featured Title
Author
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The Art of
Haiku, Gerald England, ed.
Spirit Harvest, Trish Shields
unfinished
book, Deborah P. Kolodji
Flowers of Life, Brian Strand
Shorthand of the
Heart, Brian Strand
Poiema: Ekphrasis Poems, Brian Strand
Phaneros, A Selection
of Lanternes, Brian Strand
Things Just Come
Through, Ed Baker
Cobweb,
Cristian Mocanu
Watching the Buds
of Dream, Rita Odeh
The Language
of Sparrows, Andreas Gripp
Like
Darwin Among the Gods, Andreas Gripp
Presence
of Mind, Jim Kacian
Oklahoma
Heat, Marc Thompson
(C)opyright Sign, Daniela Bullas
Animals
are Nature's Poetry, Helen Bar-Lev
San Francisco Blues,
A. D. Winans
whispers from hell,
A. D. Winans
Rustle of Bamboo
Leaves, Victor P. Gendrano
Coast
Lines, Trish Shields and Katherine Gordon
Fire
Pearls, M. Kei, editor
Heron Sea: Short
Poems of the Chesapeake Bay, M. Kei
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