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Campbell, Pris
Pris Campbell
Born in Chester, SC, 1942
Current residence: Lake Worth, FL 33467
The haiga, senryu, tanka and haiku of Pris Campbell have appeared in numerous journals, including but not exclusive to Frogpond, cattails, Acorn, Haigaonline, Modern Haiga, One Hundred Gourds, and Failed Haiku. The Small Press has published six collections of her free verse poetry and Clemson University Press a seventh one, a collaboration. A former Clinical Psychologist, sailor and bicyclist until sidelined by ME/CFS in 1990, she makes her home in the Greater West Palm Beach, Florida.
Blog: http://www.poeticinspire.com
Castaldi, Erin
Erin Castaldi
New Jersey, United States
Erin is a nature lover and has been published in over a dozen journals and anthologies including Blithe Spirit, Presence, Wales Haiku Journal, Akitsu Quarterly, Human/Kind Journal and Chrysanthemum. They have included translations into Japanese, Romanian, German and Italian languages. Much of her art, and can be found on Instagram: @haiku_gurl and Facebook at, www.facebook.com/ErinCastaldihaikupoet.
Cates, Anna
Anna Cates
Born 1971, Brunswick, Maine, USA
Residing in Wilmington, Ohio, USA
Anna Cates lives in Ohio with her two beautiful kitties and teaches English and education online to the graduate level. One hundred of her short form poems appear in the Living Haiku Anthology.
More biographical information on this poet may be accessed at https://haikupedia.org/
Chellappan, Hemapriya
Hemapriya Chellappan
Year of Birth: 1991
Place of Birth: Chennai, India
Current Place of Residence: Pune, India
Bio: An engineer turned writer. When she isn't daydreaming she writes haiku, sketches landscapes, hums old songs, practices puns and makes excellent tea.
Clark, Rick
Rick Clark
Born: 1952, Santa Barbara, California, USA
Residence: Seattle, Washington, USA
Rick Clark is a poet, editor, and educator who has also dabbled in classical violin, birds, filmmaking, photography, Zen, and yoga. In 2016, Red Moon Press published his book Bug-eyed & Bird-brained: Small Creature Haiku. He is also author of Journey to the River: India Travels (Pina Publishing, 2016).
Blog: https://wrenzai.wordpress.com/
Clausen, Tom
Tom Clausen
Born 1952 in Ithaca, New York, USA
Residing in Ithaca, New York, USA ( living in same home I grew up in)
Tom Clausen is a life long Ithacan who enjoys walk abouts, bicycling and reading and writing haiku, senryu and tanka. Tom is part of the Rt. 9 Haiku Group and maintains a daily haiku feature at Cornell University's Mann Library.
URL: https://tomclausen.com/
Clements, Marcyn Del
Marcyn Del Clements
Born: 1940, in Brawley, California
Marcyn’s published in Alaska Quarterly Review, Appalachia, Flyway, frogpond, Hollins Critic, Literary Review, Lyric, Snowy Egret & others.
Other interests: photography, nature, Chorale & church choirs, stamp collecting, recorders, Celtic harp & Native American flutes. She converted her swimming pool into a pond, to swim with her koi.
Colón, Carlos
Carlos Colón
Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, in 1953
Resides in Shreveport, Louisiana
Bio: Carlos Colón has published more than 1000 poems. He is the author of Haiku Elvis: A Life in 17 Syllables (or Less) and 12 poetry chapbooks. His work has also appeared in Haiku in English (W.W. Norton, 2013) and Tazuo Yamaguchi's Haiku: Art of the Short Poem, a DVD documentary.
Photograph by Rose-Marie Lillian
Cremin, Tim
Tim Cremin
I was born in 1957 in Lowell, Massachusetts and currently reside in Andover, Massachusetts.
Tim Cremin is a high school math teacher in Massachusetts. His poetry has appeared in many fine journals, including Acorn, bottle rockets, Failed Haiku, Frogpond, Mayfly, Modern Haiku, The Heron’s Nest, and tinywords
Crocket, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Crocket
Born: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Resides: Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Elizabeth has had two books shortlisted for the American Haiku Foundation Touchstone Distinguished Books Award. She won the 2nd annual Jane Reichhold Photographic Haiga Contest and won 2nd prize in the H. Gene Murtha Senryu Contest. Elizabeth has been featured in the Haiku Foundation Haiga Galleries twice, showcasing her collage haiga and photo-haiga. She was co-judge of the Nicholas A. Virgilio Memorial Contest in 2020, and had a photo-haiga commissioned by the City of Burlington for an outdoor art and writing display. She has been widely published in most of the leading haiku journals, including Modern Haiku, Frogpond and Mayfly.
Website: Elizabethcrocket.com
Cruz, Alvin B.
Alvin B. Cruz
Year & Place of Birth: 1968, Philippines
Current Residence: Manila, Philippines
Alvin B. Cruz is an English professor. His poems have appeared in several haiku journals. He has won the 2021 Haiku Society of America Senryu Award (2nd Place), Katikati Haiku Contest 2021 (2nd Place), and H. Gene Murtha Award (Honorable Mention). His first book of poems is Sunsets Are Sonnets and Other Poems published in 2020. His second book, Written on Water, will be launched in December 2021.
Email address:
@thehaikupoet on Instagram