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Howard, Natasha |
Howell, Bodie Bodie Howell has big dreams but never remembers them when he wakes up. He likes cardigans, jazz, and apple cider, and occasionally writes about life from the steps of busy trams. |
Howell, Rebecca A native of Lexington, Kentucky who enjoys writing classes at the Carnegie Center. Divorced with no kids or pets, poetry has fulfilled those places in her life. |
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Howell, Traci I live in Missouri with my two dogs and husband. I love to experiment with the elements of Haiku and other poetry. Making an image, scene, or feeling with such few words amazes me. |
Howes, Marissa |
Hubbard, Glenn |
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Huddleston, Cody Cody Huddleston is a librarian living in the state of Georgia. His haiku have appeared in Lynx, Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Shamrock and Fifty Haikus. |
Hudspeth, Lee Lee Hudspeth’s debut poetry book Incandescent Visions was self-published in late 2019. He is currently working on a second poetry book. Lee is the co-author of ten nonfiction books in the Information Technology genre and has written numerous articles for professional IT journals. Visit him on |
Huey, Shane Shane Huey writes prose and poetry from his home in America's most ancient city. He is editor of The Whisky Blot Literary Journal (www.whiskyblot.com). |
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Huffman, A.J. A.J. Huffman is a poet and freelance writer in Daytona Beach, Florida. She has previously published her work in literary journals, in the U.K. as well as America, such as Avon Literary Intelligencer, Eastern Rainbow, Medicinal Purposes Literary Review, The Intercultural Writer's Review, Icon, Write |
Huffstead, Cameya This work announces unusual nuances to haiku. It stems from the belief that the old masters like Basho, Chiyo Ni, Issa and Buson explored and pushed the boundaries of their craft. They forged new paths centuries ago, and while the work they produced was grounded and earthbound, they still left room |
Huffy, Phil Phil Huffy writes all kinds of poems, often at the kitchen table, sometimes by the lake. His work has appeared in over one hundred publications. |
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Hughes, Anna This haiku was inspired by the drooping branches of trees heavily laden with snow. |
Hughes, Rolf Rolf Hughes is currently resident in Newcastle, UK. His fiction has been published by Faber & Faber and broadcast on BBC Radio. His prose poems have been published in The Prose Poem, Sentence (for a special feature on the prose poem in Great Britain, guest edited by Nicki Santili), Quarter after Eig |
Hunt, Nathan |