Saturday, October 10, 2026

Tsuri-doro: A Small Journal of Haiku and Senryu, Issue #35, October/November/December 2026

baby turtles
the rickracked path
to freedom

Heliosparrow Poetry Journal, September 2026

Featured September 4, 2026

Nautilus


Trash Panda, Volume 11, Summer 2026

lungwort lichen my air quality index improves

Bottle Rockets 27.2


if we could
detoxify this world . . .
nettle soup

#FemkuMag 40




A Touch of Sunrise: The Haiku Foundation Volunteer Anthology 2026

I'm honoured to be a content provider for The Haiku Foundation's HaikuLife Film Festival, Haiga Galleries, Haiku of the Day, New to Haiku, Haiku For Parkinson's, re:Virals, among others. I have also donated several artworks to the Gift Shop as tokens of my thanks!


campfire nights
we ride in  on the back
of a song

3rd Place, NZPS International Competition, 2025




The Haiku Foundation: Haiku of the Day (formerly Per Diem), October 2026

Selected by Teji Sethi for the theme of "Subverting Stereotpes: Dealing with the Patriarchy in and Through Haiga


forcing bulbs
girls who have learned
the hard way

One Art Haiku Anthology, 2025

Quail Eggs: A Tanka Journal, Issue 6, September 2026

silence runs wild
down these empty halls . . .
a tundra swan
gently rotates the last egg
in her cup-shaped nest

Petrichor, Number 31, Pebbles Volume 7, Autumn 2026

humpback whale the breach in my trust

Our Best Haiga: Black and White Haiga/Haisha, October 2026

 Curated by Lavana Kray


October 4, 2026: "boarded up" feature


(note: this haiku received Honourable Mention in the 2026 Robert Spiess Contest)


Our Best Haiga: Black and White Haiga/Haisha September 2026

 Curated by Lavana Kray


September 5, 2026


(note: this haiku received Honourable Mention in the 2017 BHS Awards)


Only Human: English Language Senryu, Volume 1, Issue 2, September 2026

chicken of the woods it doesn't taste anything like


she forgets the name
of that thing with feathers . . .
flyaway memories




Kokako, Number 45, September 2026

neon lights the flick-flick-flickering of snow


sleeping rough
the dried fungus he uses
for tinder


fierce waves
pummel rocky cliffs . . .
the widow waits
for a boat she knows
will never come home








Haiga in Focus, Issue 97, October 2026

 Curated by Claudia Brefeld


Translated into German





Lost and Found, Haiku Society of America Members' Anthology 2026

sugar maples
small boys running
until they can't

Shortlisted for Best-of-Issue Award, Presence, Issue 81

Frogpong, Vol. 49, Number 2, Spring/Summer 2026

resealed letter
steam rises from a clump
of moss


father punches
another hole in his belt . . .
slack tide

Folk Ku: A Journal in Honour of Master Masoka Shiki (1867-1902), King River Press, Issue 7, September 2026

a hole
in grandma's eiderdown . . .
falling snow

Daily Haiga: An Edited Journal of Traditional and Contemporary Haiga, September 2026

Featured Artist: September 27, 2026


Note: this haiku was first published in Geppo L:2, 2025

Creatrix: Poetry and Haiku Journal, Number 74, September 2026

father's journal
the torn fringe
of a moth's wing


cave paintings
mustangs give themselves
to the wind


desert mirage
a burrowing owl mimics
the snake's rattle

Cornflower Haiku Magazine, Issue 2, Summer 2026

forest light
fallen trees soften
into loam

The Cicada's Cry: A Micro-Zine of Haiku Poetry, Summer 2026

golden sea glass
splashes of light across
a child's face
 

Bottle Rockets, Vol. 28, Number 1 (or #55), August 2026

owl pellets
the ones who never
make it home