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WELCOME CURRENT ISSUE GEAN NEWS SUBMISSIONS EDITORIAL TEAM SUPPORT US SEARCH ARCHIVES LINKS SUBMISSIONS We recognize that haiku is now a worldwide phenomenon: the internet has enabled poets from different hemispheres to publish their works simultaneously and we have assembled a global team of editors in response to this perceived seasonal problem. In the interest of fairness to our readership, issues of Notes From the Gean will not, therefore, be tailored to any particular season nor have a culture bias but rather our focus will be on the quality of the work. We welcome your submissions of up to 10 original haiku and/or senryu. Submissions of up to 10 original tanka. Up to 10 haiga (modern or traditional) will be considered. Up to 3 haibun/tanka prose, though only one will be accepted each issue. Original renga/renku will be considered. We will accept original cartoons related to the genre. Please send to the managing editor. All poems/artwork submitted to Notes From the Gean must be unpublished, either in print or electronically, and not under consideration elsewhere. Works that have been uploaded to sharing networks or blogs will be deemed as published and those that are work-shopped on closed forums will be considered as unpublished. Haiga images must be JPEG/JPG format with a maximum height/width of 750 pixels including any decorative borders and a minimum longest side of 600 pixels. Include your signature as part of the artwork itself. Please make sure the text within the graphics is readable, and keep in mind that we may re-size images when necessary to fit our format. If a haiga is a collaboration, both parties must give permission to publish and include name and contact information. Haibun can be any combination of prose and haiku-genre poem(s) and are not restricted to travel pieces. Notes from the Gean will accept unpublished scholarly articles and reviews from outside sources. All work must be sent by attachment in a MS Word or Open Office document. For editorial purposes, reviews must at least be accompanied by pdf if hard copy cannot be sent. Unfortunately we cannot accept reviews of their own books by the author. Cartoons can be in any style but must be related to one of the Haikai genres. Please send in Jpeg format no more than 750x750 pixels. Place all haiku, tanka, haibun and renga/renku submissions within the body of your email. Attachments will be accepted for haiga (jpg) and haibun (word file) only. Please do not send haiku or tanka by attachment. Please send name and country of residence with your submissions; no biographical sketches please, unless requested. Gean Tree Press reserves first serial rights. Authors are free to republish after 30 days provided the new publication does not require first serial rights. Notes From the Gean should be noted as place of first publication. There is currently no payment for publication. Publication Dates: March 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by December 30th June 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by March 30th September 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by June 30th December 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by September 30th Submissions may be sent to Notes From The Gean at any time. However, to be considered for any particular issue submissions must be in by no later than 1 month after the prior issue is published. Books for review should also be sent before submissions close. Please send hard copy only — no PDF. Contact Colin Stewart Jones — managing editor — for details. Please send your submissions to: Lorin Ford, Australia, Haiku Editor: geanhaiku@geantree.com Please include your name as you would like to see it published and your country of residence directly below your haiku submission within the text of your email. Haiga artist Ron Moss will choose one haiku or more from the selected haiku to incorporate into a traditional haiga. H. Gene Murtha, United States, Tanka Editor: geantreepress@geantree.com Melinda Hipple, United States, Haiga Editor: haigaforgean@geantree.com Ray Rasmussen, Canada, Haibun Editor: ray@geantree.com When you submit haibun to this address, you will receive a spam control message asking you to visit a website and register. On submissions please use Gean in the subject line, followed by your name, followed by Haibun, the date, and then by the names of the haibun submitted if room permits. Alan Summers, England, Renga/Renku Editor: GeanRenga@geantree.com Enquiries related to genre should be sent to the specific editors, and any other enquiries should be sent to the managing editor: Colin Stewart Jones, United Kingdom, Managing Editor/Resources Editor: geaneditor@geantree.com We will do our utmost to ensure a speedy response to all submissions. HOME Overall content copyright © Gean Tree Press 2009-2011 Individual works copyright © the named artist 2011

WELCOME CURRENT ISSUE GEAN NEWS SUBMISSIONS EDITORIAL TEAM SUPPORT US SEARCH ARCHIVES LINKS

SUBMISSIONS We recognize that haiku is now a worldwide phenomenon: the internet has enabled poets from different hemispheres to publish their works simultaneously and we have assembled a global team of editors in response to this perceived seasonal problem. In the interest of fairness to our readership, issues of Notes From the Gean will not, therefore, be tailored to any particular season nor have a culture bias but rather our focus will be on the quality of the work. We welcome your submissions of up to 10 original haiku and/or senryu. Submissions of up to 10 original tanka. Up to 10 haiga (modern or traditional) will be considered. Up to 3 haibun/tanka prose, though only one will be accepted each issue. Original renga/renku will be considered. We will accept original cartoons related to the genre. Please send to the managing editor. All poems/artwork submitted to Notes From the Gean must be unpublished, either in print or electronically, and not under consideration elsewhere. Works that have been uploaded to sharing networks or blogs will be deemed as published and those that are work-shopped on closed forums will be considered as unpublished. Haiga images must be JPEG/JPG format with a maximum height/width of 750 pixels including any decorative borders and a minimum longest side of 600 pixels. Include your signature as part of the artwork itself. Please make sure the text within the graphics is readable, and keep in mind that we may re-size images when necessary to fit our format. If a haiga is a collaboration, both parties must give permission to publish and include name and contact information. Haibun can be any combination of prose and haiku-genre poem(s) and are not restricted to travel pieces. Notes from the Gean will accept unpublished scholarly articles and reviews from outside sources. All work must be sent by attachment in a MS Word or Open Office document. For editorial purposes, reviews must at least be accompanied by pdf if hard copy cannot be sent. Unfortunately we cannot accept reviews of their own books by the author. Cartoons can be in any style but must be related to one of the Haikai genres. Please send in Jpeg format no more than 750x750 pixels. Place all haiku, tanka, haibun and renga/renku submissions within the body of your email. Attachments will be accepted for haiga (jpg) and haibun (word file) only. Please do not send haiku or tanka by attachment. Please send name and country of residence with your submissions; no biographical sketches please, unless requested. Gean Tree Press reserves first serial rights. Authors are free to republish after 30 days provided the new publication does not require first serial rights. Notes From the Gean should be noted as place of first publication. There is currently no payment for publication. Publication Dates: March 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by December 30th June 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by March 30th September 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by June 30th December 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by September 30th Submissions may be sent to Notes From The Gean at any time. However, to be considered for any particular issue submissions must be in by no later than 1 month after the prior issue is published. Books for review should also be sent before submissions close. Please send hard copy only — no PDF. Contact Colin Stewart Jones — managing editor — for details. Please send your submissions to: Lorin Ford, Australia, Haiku Editor: geanhaiku@geantree.com Please include your name as you would like to see it published and your country of residence directly below your haiku submission within the text of your email. Haiga artist Ron Moss will choose one haiku or more from the selected haiku to incorporate into a traditional haiga. H. Gene Murtha, United States, Tanka Editor: geantreepress@geantree.com Melinda Hipple, United States, Haiga Editor: haigaforgean@geantree.com Ray Rasmussen, Canada, Haibun Editor: ray@geantree.com When you submit haibun to this address, you will receive a spam control message asking you to visit a website and register. On submissions please use Gean in the subject line, followed by your name, followed by Haibun, the date, and then by the names of the haibun submitted if room permits. Alan Summers, England, Renga/Renku Editor: GeanRenga@geantree.com Enquiries related to genre should be sent to the specific editors, and any other enquiries should be sent to the managing editor: Colin Stewart Jones, United Kingdom, Managing Editor/Resources Editor: geaneditor@geantree.com We will do our utmost to ensure a speedy response to all submissions. HOME

We recognize that haiku is now a worldwide phenomenon: the internet has enabled poets from different hemispheres to publish their works simultaneously and we have assembled a global team of editors in response to this perceived seasonal problem. In the interest of fairness to our readership, issues of Notes From the Gean will not, therefore, be tailored to any particular season nor have a culture bias but rather our focus will be on the quality of the work. We welcome your submissions of up to 10 original haiku and/or senryu. Submissions of up to 10 original tanka. Up to 10 haiga (modern or traditional) will be considered. Up to 3 haibun/tanka prose, though only one will be accepted each issue. Original renga/renku will be considered. We will accept original cartoons related to the genre. Please send to the managing editor. All poems/artwork submitted to Notes From the Gean must be unpublished, either in print or electronically, and not under consideration elsewhere. Works that have been uploaded to sharing networks or blogs will be deemed as published and those that are work-shopped on closed forums will be considered as unpublished. Haiga images must be JPEG/JPG format with a maximum height/width of 750 pixels including any decorative borders and a minimum longest side of 600 pixels. Include your signature as part of the artwork itself. Please make sure the text within the graphics is readable, and keep in mind that we may re-size images when necessary to fit our format. If a haiga is a collaboration, both parties must give permission to publish and include name and contact information. Haibun can be any combination of prose and haiku-genre poem(s) and are not restricted to travel pieces. Notes from the Gean will accept unpublished scholarly articles and reviews from outside sources. All work must be sent by attachment in a MS Word or Open Office document. For editorial purposes, reviews must at least be accompanied by pdf if hard copy cannot be sent. Unfortunately we cannot accept reviews of their own books by the author. Cartoons can be in any style but must be related to one of the Haikai genres. Please send in Jpeg format no more than 750x750 pixels. Place all haiku, tanka, haibun and renga/renku submissions within the body of your email. Attachments will be accepted for haiga (jpg) and haibun (word file) only. Please do not send haiku or tanka by attachment. Please send name and country of residence with your submissions; no biographical sketches please, unless requested. Gean Tree Press reserves first serial rights. Authors are free to republish after 30 days provided the new publication does not require first serial rights. Notes From the Gean should be noted as place of first publication. There is currently no payment for publication. Publication Dates: March 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by December 30th June 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by March 30th September 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by June 30th December 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by September 30th Submissions may be sent to Notes From The Gean at any time. However, to be considered for any particular issue submissions must be in by no later than 1 month after the prior issue is published. Books for review should also be sent before submissions close. Please send hard copy only — no PDF. Contact Colin Stewart Jones — managing editor — for details. Please send your submissions to: Lorin Ford, Australia, Haiku Editor: geanhaiku@geantree.com Please include your name as you would like to see it published and your country of residence directly below your haiku submission within the text of your email. Haiga artist Ron Moss will choose one haiku or more from the selected haiku to incorporate into a traditional haiga. H. Gene Murtha, United States, Tanka Editor: geantreepress@geantree.com Melinda Hipple, United States, Haiga Editor: haigaforgean@geantree.com Ray Rasmussen, Canada, Haibun Editor: ray@geantree.com When you submit haibun to this address, you will receive a spam control message asking you to visit a website and register. On submissions please use Gean in the subject line, followed by your name, followed by Haibun, the date, and then by the names of the haibun submitted if room permits. Alan Summers, England, Renga/Renku Editor: GeanRenga@geantree.com Enquiries related to genre should be sent to the specific editors, and any other enquiries should be sent to the managing editor: Colin Stewart Jones, United Kingdom, Managing Editor/Resources Editor: geaneditor@geantree.com We will do our utmost to ensure a speedy response to all submissions.

We welcome your submissions of up to 10 original haiku and/or senryu. Submissions of up to 10 original tanka. Up to 10 haiga (modern or traditional) will be considered. Up to 3 haibun/tanka prose, though only one will be accepted each issue. Original renga/renku will be considered. We will accept original cartoons related to the genre. Please send to the managing editor.

Authors are free to republish after 30 days provided the new publication does not require first serial rights. Notes From the Gean should be noted as place of first publication. There is currently no payment for publication.

March 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by December 30th June 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by March 30th September 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by June 30th December 1st - submissions for this issue to be in by September 30th Submissions may be sent to Notes From The Gean at any time. However, to be considered for any particular issue submissions must be in by no later than 1 month after the prior issue is published. Books for review should also be sent before submissions close. Please send hard copy only — no PDF. Contact Colin Stewart Jones — managing editor — for details.

Lorin Ford, Australia, Haiku Editor:

Please include your name as you would like to see it published and your country of residence directly below your haiku submission within the text of your email. Haiga artist Ron Moss will choose one haiku or more from the selected haiku to incorporate into a traditional haiga.

When you submit haibun to this address, you will receive a spam control message asking you to visit a website and register. On submissions please use Gean in the subject line, followed by your name, followed by Haibun, the date, and then by the names of the haibun submitted if room permits.

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