This time on The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com the community of poets write their best haiku and senryu. Perhaps you'd like to join us next and write your best haiku?

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S4 E20: Our Best Haiku

Call for submission to the Poetry Pea Journal of Haiku and Senryu at poetrypea.com Listen hear to find out what we're looking for

Call for submissions: Long Haiku

This time The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com celebrates its 4th birthday. Patricia is joined by Matt Synder, Craig Kittner and James Young for a renku and the award winning poet Debbie Strange reads to us from her latest book "The Language of Loss".

Happy Haiku Birthday

The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com features original short form poetry from poets around the globe. This time we've all been focussing on writing poetry including place names. It's a veritable travel plan and you will certainly find somewhere to add to your bucket list. I know I did.

S4E18: Original haiku using Place Names

The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetry pea.com feature Mark Gilbert in conversation with Patricia. Talking about Long Haiku and other things. Have a listen and perhaps you'll be inspired to submit to the podcast and journal.

S4E17: Long Haiku featuring Mark Gilbert

This week on the Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com our haiku community write original poems using the technique yūgen. Yes it's difficult to use and understand, but there are so many wonderful poems here, you'll enjoy learning about it. If you enjoy it please consider going to the website and buying me a coffee. It helps to pay for costs and I'd be very grateful. Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Poetrypea

S4E16 original haiku with yūgen

This week on the haiku pea podcast from poetry pea we hear a reading from David J Kelly who also gives us the low down on getting your haiku published. Richard Tice gives us a workshop on effectively using place names in haiku.

S4E15 Ladybirds, Place names and haiku

The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com presents original haiku and senryu created using selective realism.

S4E14: Realistic haiku and senryu

This time on the Haiku Pea podcast from poetrypea.com our latest workshop, this time on Place names. This time Richard Tice concentrates on Japanese haiku, next time he'll look at how to use place names effectively in English language haiku. There is also a reading from the Irish poet, Maeve O'Sullivan from her new book Wasp on the Prayer Flag.

S4 E13 Part 1: Place names and Wasps

S4E12: Original Haiku of the season by Haiku Pea

S4E12: Original Haiku of the season

This time on The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com a workshop on Yugen from Stanford M Forrester of Bottle Rockets Journal and a little bit of sage advice from the fabulous poet Ben Gaa.

S4E11 Yūgen for your haiku toolbox

A bonus episode of the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com. The tea ceremony, as promised in S4E10: Euphonic haiku

Bonus Episode: Haiku Pea Tea Ceremony

This time on the Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com some wonderful haiku and senryu from talented poets, concentrating on sound and rhythm. A treat for anyone who emjoys poetry and would lke to know more about composition.

S4E10: Euphonic Haiku

This week on The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com a writer's workshop on selective realism, tips for writing haiku and a wonderful reading of haiku from the Island by Kristen Lindquist. Find out the latest topic for submissions.

S4E9: Haiku from the Island

Poetrypea.com presents the Haiku Pea Podcast, S4E8 No Ego Haiku. Haiku and Senryu written by the community especially for the podcast. If you would like to submit, check out the website for topics. See the website for details. http://poetrypea.com If you enjoy the moment please consider going to the website and buying me a coffee. It helps to pay for our costs and we’d be very grateful. Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Poetrypea

S4E8: No Ego Haiku

Haiku Pea is a podcast from www.poetrypea.com. It features Haiku from Patricia McGuire and her contributing guests, as well as sharing knowledge on the evolution of Haiku, particularly English language Haiku and offering recommended reading for Haiku beginners and the experienced alike. Let’s Haiku together.

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