Haiku Journal Poets

Goldfarb, Reuven
Reuven Goldfarb writes poetry, essays, fictionalized memoir and alternate reality fiction. He makes his home in Tzfat, a mountain village in northern Israel, where he hosts a monthly salon and convenes weekly sessions of Poetry Immersion and Short Story Intensive.
Gomez, Brisa
Gontijo, Youngshim
Gonzalez, Mauricio
I live in South Texas, where I teach at a community college. I am forty-five years old. My immediate family consists of my wife, Marina, and four sons. Listening to music and writing are my favorite hobbies.
Goodfellow, Robin
Robin Goodfellow first became interested in writing when she was three, scribbling all over her parents' walls and imagining herself in old fairytales while walking in her father's garden. Since then, she has published in journals such as Faith, Hope, and Fiction, the Haiku Journal, and Nature Writi
Goodman, Crystal
Goodwin, Charman
I am a full-time Sr. IT Engineer with a passion for creativity. My life is not complete without a daily dose of NPR and a nice cup of hot tea. I support public broadcasting and it is because of viewers like me!! The five necessities in my life: reading, writing, traveling, creative function and l
Gora, Norbert
Norbert Gora is a 28 years old poet and writer from Poland. He is the author of more than 100 poems which have been published in poetry anthologies in USA, UK, India, Nigeria, Kenya and Australia.
Gorkin, Michael
I am haiku new/alive at seventy-five/still growing younger
Goss, Rob
Rob Goss is a Tokyo-based writer/author.
Gove, Joan
I have been writing poetry since I can remember and started writing Haiku because I was intrigued by it. Writing poetry runs in the family... my grandfather left behind a huge collections of poems he had written throughout the years. I have taken some creative writing classes to enhance my writing.
Graham, Barbara
Graham, Frank
Frank Dixon Graham is Editor-in-Chief of the poetry publication Tule Review and Fiction Editor for Pitkin Review. His poems have been published in Harvard Scriptorium, This Land, Hawaii Pacific Review, Susurrus, Evansville Review and many other literary journals. He will receive his MFA from Goddard
Graham, Jackson
A 17-year old homeschool graduate, Jackson E. Graham plans to write as a career. He is preparing to release his first fantasy novel in summer of 2017, which is book one in a series. Haikus are among one of his other interests, as well as music and outdoor activities. He lives with his family in Nort
Graham, Tyler