The Haiku Project
The Haiku Project, Ryan Diaz, onecloud, Debarati Sen, Katherine E Winnick, Natasha AkeryThe Haiku Project is a multi-platform dedicated to haiku poetry and other aspects of Japanese culture. We offer a free monthly newsletter, a weekly haiku journal, monthly workshops, private sessions, and editing services for both publishers and poets.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | thehaikuproject.substack.com |
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What is The Haiku Project? more
Ryan Diaz is a poet and writer from Queens, NY.
artist poet publisher more
I write both long verses and haiku.
An award winning Japanese short form poet more
Lowcountry poet and language arts teacher based in North Charleston, SC. Featured in “I Am a Furious Wish: Anthology of Lowcountry Poets” released by Free Verse Press. Her chapbook “in [the name]” is available from Bottlecap Press.
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