Woodnotes — #5
Spring 1990
The highlight of this issue was a majority focus on poems, with a jump to 62 haiku and senryu. Another small step in the journal’s maturity, with this issue, was that Woodnotes gained an ISSN (International Standard Serial Number): 1050-4664. ISSNs uniquely identify serial publications, much like ISBNs but for periodicals. The ongoing “Haiku Stops” column, coordinated by vincent tripi, continued to provide useful analysis of selected poems.
Staff
Editors: vincent tripi and Paul O. Williams
Associate editor, typesetting, and layout: Michael Dylan Welch
Cover art: clipart
Pages 20
Haiku/Senryu 62
Translations 2
Essays 4
Reports 1
Book Reviews 3
Mini-Reviews 1
Book Listings 6
Contents
“In Memory” (Shaunt Basmajian)
“Haiku Stops” by vincent tripi, with haiku commentary by Catalina Cariaga, Margaret Molarsky, and Tom Clausen.
Haiku and Senryu
Woodnotes (news)
Book Listings by vincent tripi
Book Reviews by Tom Lynch, Marlina Rinzen, Anita Virgil, and Michael Dylan Welch
Aftershock, Paul O. Williams, editor
Questi Momenti by Adele Kenny
The Flea Circus by Alan Pizzarelli
Out of Cassiopeia by Charles B. Dickson
“The Sound of What?” by vincent tripi (responses by random people to Bashō’s “old pond” poem)
Meeting Report by Paul O. Williams
Selected Poems
Saying the Pledge of Allegiance,
she feels her breast
for lumps.
Alexis Rotella
summer night:
Orion at the tips
of Daddy’s fingers
Adele Kenny
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