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Teague, Heather My name is Heather Teague and I am a 20-year-old student of English at Georgia Highlands College. I have always loved reading and writing poetry, and have recently developed an interest in writing haiku. My hope is to become an English professor in order to share my passion for literary works with m |
Teferet, Rachel |
Tei, Suria Suria Tei’s work ranges from prose fiction to scripts for screen and stage. Formerly published under her birth name, Chiew-Siah Tei, she is author of two novels. The first, Little Hut of Leaping Fishes (Picador, 2008), was listed for the inaugural Man Asian Literary Prize and Best Scottish Fi |
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Tejwani, Soniya |
Temple, K.L. I am a teacher and a writer. My favorite poems are Haiku and Shape-poems. |
Temple, Kathryn Lea Kathryn Lea Temple Murphy, NC 28906 USA |
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Thahir, Shahnaz |
Thiessen, Loreena I teach English as a second language at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada. I write poetry and children's fiction and have been previously published by the Cricket Group, U.S. |
Thomas, Katelyn I am a freelance writer and photographer who spends as much time as possible hiking through the woods or enjoying life in my old farmhouse, surrounded by opinionated cats, spoiled dogs and too adventurous chickens. |
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Thomas, Sarah Sarah is a 32 year old writer with a BA(hons) in English Literature and creative writing. She is big fan of poetry, in particular the traditional form of haiku. As well as writing poetry Sarah is also in the process of finishing the final draft of her first novel. |
Thompson, Corrie |
Thompson, Daniel I was introduced to Haiku in grade school 40 years ago and composed a few sporadically ever since. In 2012 I started a blog and now enjoy writing Haiku regularly. HTTP://dans-daily-haiku.blogspot.com/ |
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Thompson, David David J. Thompson is a former prep school teacher and coach. He grew up in Hyde Park, New York, and now, after many years in Texas and Michigan, lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. His interests include movies, jazz, and minor league baseball. His poetry/photography book Grace Takes Me is availabl |
Thompson, Dennis Bio: Dennis Thompson teaches writing, film, and literature at Des Moines Area Community College. His work has appeared in Mississippi Review, Colere Literary Review, and Out of Line: Writings on Peace and Social Justice, Frogpond, and Bottle Rockets. |
Thompson, Ellesse A haiku about failure to be independent. |