HAIKU NORTH AMERICA

If you attended (actually attended, not just registered for) the 2021 Haiku North America conference on Zoom, you are entitled to submit up to four individual haiku/senryu (minimum of three required), of which one will be chosen for the 2021 HNA anthology. 

In addition, you may also submit a rengay, a haibun, and up to two tan-renga written during the conference. Please check with your writing partner so each piece is submitted only once (but don’t worry about this if you can’t confirm—we’ll sort it out).

Submissions are due by November 20, 2021.  Submissions are through an online form.  Please check your e-mail for specific submission details.​

​Please be aware that Presentations will be recorded unless otherwise indicated. Group Photos will be taken for posting on social media. Should any registrant wish to be excluded from recordings and/or photos, a registrant must turn off video and audio. You will be notified when the official photos are being taken. 
 
Post-Conference recordings of presentations will be available. All registrants will be notified at that time.

Thank you to all who registered.  We're looking forward to "seeing" you there!

The MA of Leaves: An Exploratory Workshop for Haiga Artists
Who Push Boundaries, with Kit Nakamura & kris moon kondo
 
Haiga artists are invited to submit work to be discussed, by the deadline of September 20. This will be an exchange of ideas, and a breeze of inspiration, and even those poets who do not submit a haiga are welcome to join in.
 
For submissions, please send work in JPEG or Word format to HNAHaiga@gmail.com
Deadline: September 20
 
Collaborative work is fine. We are looking for a dance of words, combining images, space, colors, hues, or even just the poet’s signature, in highly personal, creative ways. As a starting point, please bear in the mind the theme: The MA of Leaves.

Please come to the presentation to discover if we have selected your work, and to join in the discussion!