My haiku journey originally began as a way to document and communicate the impressions gathered while cycling the forest trails, bridleways and towpaths in my area. Since then, reading both classic and contemporary haiku has opened my eyes to the possibilities of this brief form of poetry.
Haiku of mine have appeared in the following magazines and anthologies:
- Acorn
- Akitsu Quarterly
- Autumn Moon
- Blithe Spirit
- Bones
- Cattails
- Chrysanthemum
- The Cicada’s Cry
- Creatrix
- Failed Haiku
- Frogpond
- Haiku Canada Review
- The Haiku Dialogue
- Hedgerow
- Heliosparrow
- The Heron’s Nest
- Jar of Rain: the Red Moon Anthology
- Modern Haiku
- Naviar Records
- NOON
- Presence
- Seashores
- Stardust
- Tinywords
- Wales Haiku Journal
- The Zen Space