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  • Black, Robyn Hood

    Robyn Hood BlackRobyn Hood Black

    Robyn Hood Black makes poems and art in the balmy South Carolina Lowcountry of the US. Her haiku appear in several journals and anthologies. A children’s book author, her published works include fiction, nonfiction, and many poems in anthologies and magazines.

    Born 1963 in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
    Living in Beaufort, South Carolina, USA
    http://robynhoodblack.com & http://artsyletters.com

     

  • Kelly, David J.

    David J. KellyDavid J Kelly


    Born in 1963 in Middlesex, Greater London, UK.
    Currently resident in Dublin, Ireland.
    David J Kelly is a scientist by training (PhD in Zoology), but has been fascinated by the music of language for longer than he can remember. His main hobbies are birds and words. David’s first collection, Hammerscale from the Thrush’s Anvil(Alba Publishing), was published in November 2016.

     

  • Smeer, Michael

    Michael SmeerMichael Smeer

    Born 1963 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 
    Living in Hoofddorp, The Netherlands.
    His preferred style is haiku in English. Michael is the founder of 'My Haiku Pond & Academy', dedicated to English language haiku and related poetry, Culture & Art. Since May, 2016 he is a former Vice President of the European Haiku Society (EHS).
    http://MyHaikuPond.com

     

  • Tennison, Michelle

    Michelle TennisonMichelle Tennison

    Born 1963 in Cumberland, Maryland USA
    Living in Blackwood, New Jersey USA

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  • Thiede, Joachim

    Joachim Thiede

    Born 1963 in Hamburg, Germany.
    Biologist, active as botanist. Works in the IT branch.
    http://deutschehaikugesellschaft.de/joachim-thiede/

  • Woodruff, Keith

    Keith WoodruffKeith Woodruff

    Born in San Jose, California, in 1963. Currently living in Ohio and missing the ocean. I have an MA in poetry from Purdue U, and am honored to have had my work appear in Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Mayfly, Acorn, A Hundred Gourds, and the Big Sky: the Red Moon anthology.