Thank you to all who registered. We're looking forward to "seeing" you there!
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The registration deadline has been extended to October 1st. You need to register by October 1st to attend.
Click here to register. Since HNA is offering a free conference this year, donations would be greatly appreciated to offset costs, and are tax-deductible in the USA. The silent auction (always a fundraiser for HNA) has been cancelled this year. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support. As part of the HNA Book Fair, Red Moon Press is offering a 25% discount on all purchases from now through the end of the conference (October 17th). Use Coupon Code hna25 to receive this discount.
All registered participants are invited to participate in the book fair. For more information, please see: http://www.haikunorthamerica.com/book-fair.html 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!
Saturday October 9, 4:00 – 6:00 pm PDT HNA Workshop An Introduction to Haiku For those who might be new to haiku, please join HNA cofounder Michael Dylan Welch for a two-hour session on learning haiku targets. We will explore fundamental strategies for writing and appreciating haiku. To help you get started, you are invited to read "Becoming a Haiku Poet" at http://www.graceguts.com/essays/becoming-a-haiku-poet. Thursday Oct 14, 2021 4:00 pm Haiku North America's 30th Anniversary Celebration Since1991, HNA has been held every two years at various locations around North America. Our kick-off event for the 2021 conference celebrates HNA's 30th anniversary with a panel of HNA board members and past conference organizers. An open-mic reading will follow. The Ginko Walk will be conducted by Alan Pizzarelli and Donna Beaver Friday 7:00 pm PDT. Submit your haiku to ginkowalkhaiku@gmail.com before Saturday Oct 16th at noon. Submissions will be judged anonymously and the winners announced on Sunday afternoon Oct 17th. Rengay sessions are hosted by Garry Gay and Michael Dylan Welch Friday Oct 15 and Saturday Oct 16 at 6:30pm. Details will be provided in the program in early September at www.haikunorthamerica.com The Renku sessions are full. Participants will be notified of their involvement by October 1st. The Book Fair is the place where registrants can buy and sell books. If you would like to include your book(s) in this year’s Book Fair, please complete the Book Fair Form. The link will be sent to registered attendees. Upon receiving the link:
1. Please fill out a form for each book. 2. Cover thumbnail image (max. size 70x95kb) should be submitted to HNA2021bookfair@gmail.com . All shipping costs and other purchase arrangements are by agreement between the author/editor and the purchaser. HNA does not profit from the Book Fair. Refer to www.haikunorthamerica.com as more details become available.  Registrants to the HNA Conference 2021 have an exclusive opportunity to sell their published works through the HNA website Book Fair. Registrants will receive an email with the details.
Questions? Contact us at HNA2021BookFair@gmail. |
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