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Summer 1989
Summer 1989
The second issue of Woodnotes, like the first, still featured more news and announcements than poetry, but a shifting focus onto poetry was brewing. The masthead still identified the publication as a “newsletter.” This issue looks like it included a dozen “submitted” haiku (as opposed to poems quoted in announcements or included in commentary), with the balance of content focused on news, announcements, one meeting report, and three essays, most notably “The Use of Articles in Haiku” by Paul O. Williams. The cover employed a thicker cardstock paper, so Woodnotes was moving beyond being just a newsletter and more fully becoming a haiku journal.
Staff
Staff
Editors: vincent tripi and Paul O. Williams
Typesetting: Jane Reichhold
Illustrations: Vincent Cheng
Pages 12
Haiku/Senryu 12
Essays 4
Reports 2
Contents
Contents
“A Haiku Gathering / June 3, 1989” by Carolyn Talmadge
Haiku (seven poems)
“The Use of Articles in Haiku” essay by Paul O. Williams
Woodnotes (news)
“Haiku Stops” by vincent tripi (commentary on two haiku)
“Haiku as Meditation” (poems from a program led by Carolyn Talmadge)
“Just the Way It Is” by vincent tripi (short quotations from interviews with the public about haiku)
“A Guide to Haiku” essay by Anita Virgil (a reprint of a 1970 list of questions to ask about haiku)
Announcement of “The First International Women’s Haiku Competition” (sponsored by HPNC)
Selected Poem
Selected Poem
Bald tire
still getting good mileage . . .
as a tree swing
Garry Gay
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