REDTHREAD HAIKU BOOKS

Stone Circles, by Noragh Jones is published by Pilgrim Press (2004) ISBN 0-9539901-2-5 at £6 and is available from Troed Rhiw Sebon, Cwmrheidol, Aberystwyth SY23 3NB
 

"If you can afford it, I would recommend that you buy the entire set – I have, and I don’t regret it"!
Lee Gurga, former President of the Haiku Society of America reviewing the Waning Moon Poets in Modern Haiku.

"I’m rarely moved to charge back-cover blurb with soft-sell but ‘vivid to the senses: full of colour and texture’ is no more than the untrumpeted truth. There are various tones here, all of them rich… If you’d enjoy wondering at eternity and time, heaven and earth, then let yorself be drawn in – buy it!"
Martin Lucas in Presence.
 
Over there
A village cut off from the world
By buttercup fields

Words on the Wind by James Norton

"When he talks of sadness or loneliness, the feeling is as real as that of Santoka and Hosai."
Susumu Takiguchi.

In mountain rain
pulling on this fur hood
I become my ancestor

Echoes in the Heart by Michael Gunton

"Acute observations touched with an acceptance of the world as it is, not without humour."
Fred Schofield in Presence.

hanging around
at the open-air concert
for thunder

Salting the Air by George Marsh

"Thrills me. Page after page of sharp wonders."
Lucien Stryk, author of The Penguin Book of Zen Poetry.
 
stars fill the hatchway
swaying
to the smell of melon

My Green Wife: Koji, Stefanov and Other Poets translated by Chiyoko Mukai, Mitko Vassilev and George Marsh
 
"Excellent. A must-have."
Jackie Hardy, editor of Blithe Spirit, journal of the British Haiku Society.
 
the locomotive headlight beam
spots the place
where apples ripen

» beautifully produced,
» page-layouts by top typographer Ian Noble
» hand bound in natural straw microflute tied with satin ribbon
» limited editions, each book numbered

Order any one of the above books for £5.99 plus 45p postage, or buy the complete set of The Waning Moon Haiku Poets for only £22.50 plus £1.50p postage.

Send your cheque now to:

The Waning Moon Press
Flat 33,
St. Martin's House,
Clarence Parade,
Southsea
PO5 2EZ

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