More of my haiku book reviews have recently appeared in Frogpond, the journal of the Haiku Society of America. The following fourteen commentaries are now available through my Reviews page, and two of them include links to longer, more detailed versions (not previously published).

Haiku Anthologies
Beginning: British Haiku Society Members’ Anthology 2016, edited by Shrikaanth Krishnamurthy
Full of Moonlight: Haiku Society of America 2016 Members’ Anthology, edited by David Grayson
Impressions of Morning: Haiku by World Children, edited by the JAL Foundation

Individual Haiku Collections
Chrysanthemum Dusk by Susan B. Auld
Winnows by Maxianne Berger
Getting On by Ernest J. Berry
Haiku, Green Tea & Sushi by Ernest J. Berry [see also longer version]
Small Things Make Me Laugh by Yu Chang
The Fingertips of a Glassblower by Bill Cooper
What Light There Is by Sylvia Forges-Ryan
Horizon by Anatoly Kudryavitsky

Haiku Criticism
African American Haiku: Cultural Visions, edited by John Zheng [see also longer version]
Discovering Fire by David Grayson
JuxtaOne and JuxtaTwo, edited by Peter McDonald