I’ve been labouring over two a book reviews for Haiku NewZ and am pleased to say that I got them both it posted yesterday.
The book are is waking echoes by Nola Borrell (NZ) and Where the River Goes: The Nature Tradition in English-Language Haiku edited by Allan Burns (the editor is American, the publisher in the UK). The former is a first collection of haiku and haibun. the latter a collection of more than 900 haiku published between 1963 and 2012.
You can find the reviews here – waking echoes.
twilight whistling down the lake black swans
– Nola Borrell
breath, a collection of haiku 