“I think Pan Haiku Review is really energising the haiku/haibun scene” - Sheila Barksdale
The Pan Haiku Review issue 4 (Winter 2024)
Is now open from October 1st – October 31st 2024 to send work.
This time I am only looking for haibun, and tanka prose.
Up to two haibun/tanka prose can be sent.
Up to 1,500 words each haibun maximum.
Please read important details at the end of The Pan Haiku Review issue 3 edition.
In a nutshell:
I want to read haibun and tanka prose that excites me, because it goes a bit beyond what is usually written. It should leave THE DOOR AJAR to the world, and work with tension. Tension can be included
via storytelling, topic, twists, interesting combinations of genre etc.
IMPORTANT: Please think about titles:
What title might look intriguing enough in the contents section,
or index, to tempt the reader to pay a visit to your piece first!
Pan Haiku Review does not accept simultaneous submissions.
Alan Summers, PHR editor-in-chief
panhaikureview@gmail.com
The Pan Haiku Review Summer issue 3 (August 2024)
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The Pan Haiku Review issue two ed. Alan Summers (New Year's Eve/Winter 2023)
kigo special - click on the PDF link below to view
The Pan Haiku Review issue one ed. Alan Summers (Spring 2023)
1-line & 2-line haiku special - click on the PDF link below to view
Blo͞o Outlier Journal - click on the PDF links below to view each issue of the journal