Mijikai Haiku

summer clouds

my thoughts

reshaping

One of my haiku in The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012.

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Mijikai Haiku

my dreams

unfolding . . .

cherry buds

One of my four haiku in The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012.

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Mijikai Haiku

I fall 

to pieces . . .

rain puddles

One of my four haiku in The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012.

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The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012 is a Big Hit!

 

     Such fabulous news! The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012 has been #1 best seller in Asian Poetry on Amazon.

 

     Here's the latest update from Ed Bremson, the man behind the book's success:

 

     Our ebook is now #1 in Asian Poetry, #2 in Haiku. Whoopee!

 

     The way this works is we've sold about a dozen books in the past 22 hours so that pushes up father up to the top of the list, solely because of the activity. I think I've seen this happen before with other books, start out good, then slack off later. Anyway, as I've said earlier, the recognition -- for all of us -- is good. Right now, today, you are all a part of a #1 bestselling book on Amazon, and you deserve to be proud. 

     The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012 is a collection of 200 Mijikai haiku, written by 50 poets from a group on Facebook called Mijikai Haiku. This is a just sampling from the group, whose membership has swiftly increased in a period of few months. Currently, there are 117 members from different locations such as Vietnam, Mongolia, Punjab, India, Japan, Turkey, Russia, Croatia, Denmark, Canada, California, Arkansas, and North Carolina. 

     Click this link to purchase your own copy. Yes, it's for real! For just 99 cents, you have a precious book to keep! ;-)

The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012

     Something exciting is going on at one special corner of the haiku community! Where? Just click your mouse to Mijikai Haiku on Facebook and you'll find out that before the year ends, The Best of Mijikai Haiku 2012 will be available on Kindle for 99 cents.  

 

 

 

     How does one join in? All you have to do is submit four of your Mijikai haiku, brief or short haiku, to Ed Bremson on Mijikai Haiku  (a haiku group on Facebook) no later than December 5. If you are not a member yet of Mijikai Haiku, click Join Us and wait for approval. Once your request is approved, you'll be able to check out the action and submit your poems to Ed Bremson in a private message. 

     Two weeks fly by quickly so don't waste your time. Gather your four best poems and be a part of this wonderful collection!