[This week at New to Haiku, poet Kat Lehmann shares her tips for submitting haiku outside of our community. My thanks to Kat for sharing her expertise with us!––Julie] Like many of you, I sometimes send my haiku poems to…
When you are new to haiku, you may hear poets refer to “the haiku moment” or “the aha moment.” While these terms may describe the same event, they do not necessarily mean the same thing. In my opinion, the haiku…
Today's column is a guest post about how to read one-line haiku from Kat Lehmann and Robin Anna Smith, co-editors of whiptail: journal of the single-line poem. This post is the third in a series of articles, which have been…
Today's column is a guest post about how to read one-line haiku from Kat Lehmann and Robin Anna Smith, co-editors of whiptail: journal of the single-line poem. This post is the second in a series of articles at New to…
Today's column is a guest post about how to read one-line haiku from Kat Lehmann and Robin Anna Smith, co-editors of whiptail: journal of the single-line poem. This post is the first in a planned series of articles, which will…
Hello, and welcome to The Haiku Mixer! Come in, hang up your coat, and grab a drink (1). Out back, there are several walking paths through the tall grass (2) and morning glories (3) that lead to the koi pond…
Today at New to Haiku, let's meet Kat Lehmann. Kat is a founding co-editor of Whiptail: Journal of the Single-Line Poem and an associate editor at Sonic Boom. She is also the inventor of sudo-ku, a new experimental haiku form. Thanks for…
Kat Lehmann is the recipient of a Touchstone Poem Award for 2020