Haiku Bindii



Haiku Bindii Vol. 2 Willow Light (Ed. Lee Bentley) was launched by poet Rob Walker on 25 April 2015.


Poets: Judith Ahmed, Karin Anderson, Bett Angel-Stawarz, Maeve Archibald, Lynette Arden, Alexander Ask, Lee Bentley, Belinda Broughton, Dawn Colsey, Margaret Fensom, Jill Gower, Simon Hanson, Marilyn Linn, Julia Wakefield, Athena Zaknic.


The book includes haiku, tanka and haibun. Many beautiful haiga (picture and haiku) are also featured.


Review by Patricia Prime on the Australian Haiku Society Website.

https://australianhaikusociety.org/2015/06/06/bindii-6-june-2015/



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