Poetry Pea - haiku and other English Language Japanese short forms

Poetry Pea - haiku and other English Language Japanese short forms

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Poetry Pea - haiku and other English Language Japanese short forms episodes

  • S5E9: How to use memories in haiku

    On The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com Patricia is joined by the award winning haiku poet Roberta Beary who is giving a workshop on the use of Memory in our haiku. It's inspiring... I hope it inspires you to write some haiku and submit to Poetry Pea. Check out the submission topics and deadlines on the website.

    The workshop will answer these questions and more:

    • What resources do you have in your writer's workbox?
    • Should you write about events straight away?
    • What is important in crafting a haiku?
    55 min
  • S5E8: Original haiku and senryu with punctuation

    This time on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com our community of writers and poets have pushed the boundaries of haiku & senryu and added punctuation. I'm joined by Richard Matta, Steve Ullom, Mark Scott, Jason Furtak and Allyson Whipple for a discussion. Have a listen... have we converted you?

    46 min
  • S5E7:Scifaiku
    This time at poetrypea.com Poetry Pea presents a writer's workshop on scifaiku or speculative haiku with the renowned expert Deborah P Kolodji. But it's not just about scifi... there's some great writing advice in this podcast.
    31 min
  • S5E6: Original Haiku using colour
    On the Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com this week our community judges review and discuss the submissions of haiku using colour. Who will win the prestigious Judges Choice... You can listen here, or onPoetry Pea's YouTube channel. Check out the website for lots of free writing resources.
    53 min
  • S5E5: Write like Jack Kerouac
    poetrypea.com presents a workshop to celebrate Jack Kerouac, featuring Stanford M Forrester of bottle rockets press.
    Stanford is an authority on the poetry of Kerouac, whose centenary we are celebrating in this podcast. He will take you through some of his favourite Kerouac haikus and along the way you'll get great insight and some tips for writing super haikus. Do join us and tell us what you think.
    54 min
  • S5E4: Haiku Punctuation!
    This time on the Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com Allyson Whipple joins Patricia for a workshop on punctuation. Hope it inspires you to submit your haiku and senryu to Poetry Pea.
    44 min
  • S5E3: 5 Favourite Haiku and other poems
    Lots of poems on the Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com. Richard Tice reads his 5 favourite haiku and we discover Patricia's top poems from Autumn 2021 and the poems Linda has chosen from the Poetry Pea YouTube channel prompt for November and December 2021. A poem packed episode.
    41 min
  • S5E2: Haiku at the old pond
    The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com presents a new feature "Linda's picks" haiku and senryu from the Poetry Pea YouTube channel and we hear some of Patricia's favourites from the Poetry Pea Journal 2021, plus more exciting news from Pea Towers.
    16 min
  • S5E1: Colour in your haiku
    The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com presents a workshop on the use of colour in haiku and senryu. You can find out what emotions colour evoke, what they suggest to your reader, how to make your poetry pop with colour. You are invited to listen and then to write some haiku and senryu. See the website for details.
    21 min
  • S4E24:Haiku across the ponds
    The Haiku Pea Podcast from poetrypea.com brings you wonderful original haiku and senryu from around the world. As a special bonus Stanford M Forrester from bottle rockets journal makes a special guest appearance.
    23 min

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Poetry Pea is a poetry podcast from www.poetrypea.com. It features haiku and senryu and other Japanese short form poetry. There are lots of free writing resources, workshops from experts, readings…