Newsletter Archive

Last month, I attended an on-line workshop put on by Angela Leuck of Haiku Canada on creating your own haiku chapbooks.

I’m really pleased to announce that we have a new team member here at the Solitary Daisy! Join me in welcoming Sean Wright.

February is Haiku Month and we are happy to present another series of prompts for you to consider. Thanks to everyone who sent in suggestions! You can print out the calendar and hang it on your fridge

But really, the skill of submitters has grown over the year, making it more and more difficult to choose. Moon Haiku

But really, the skill of submitters has grown over the year, making it more and more difficult to choose. Moon Haiku

What a joy to receive all of your musical haiku! Sally and I spent quite a bit of time listening to all the music that inspired you. I have a whole new playlist now!

For our upcoming issue, we want to challenge you to write a haiku or two inspired by music.

Wow, your spooky haiku were so awesome!! Such a great variety of eerie ideas. Had our spines tingling!

An exhibit entitled “Haiga; The Art of Haiku” has opened at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum in Coshocton, Ohio.

Last weekend Sally and I attended the Wine Country Writers Festival in Penticton, BC.