Also, for newcomers, I strongly recommend you stop now and read Alexey's Haiku Definition . This is the best place to start since the haiku taught in school is seldom in step with the haiku written in the haiku community. One feature of my haiku resources area is a list of all of the books in my small collection. This list is supplemented by books I have read from other sources, my list of books to buy, and suggestions from other haiku poets. It is my intent to write a brief summary and review of each book I own.
Some reviews are already online.
Since the book section is just getting larger and larger, I have moved it to its own pages. I include recommendations for people new to haiku. The translations are from several different sources. I have moved all of my mailing list information to the guide listed above. The guide covers topics including haiku definitions, how to become a member of a list community, the differences between the lists, netiquette and consequences, how to post, and how to reply.