I created is/let as a gallery to present some of the most interesting, intriguing, and challenging haiku being written in English today. I want it to be a space for writers of ku to experiment, play, and provoke.
is/let is on-going. No issues will be published, only individual poems, whenever possible. I try to publish one a day.
All photography is by Masako Metz ( fine arts / flickr ).
Scott Metz / editor
I am the author of lakes & now wolves (2012). My poems have been featured in Modern Haiku (38:3, 2007), ant ant ant ant ant 9, and Haiku in English: the first hundred years (W. W. Norton, 2013). I am coeditor with Lee Gurga of Haiku 21 (2011), Haiku 2014, Haiku 2015, Haiku 2016, and Haiku 2020, a former editor of the journal R’r (also known as Roadrunner / digital archive), and also creator and coeditor with Chris Gordon of MASKS (1, 2, 3, 4). I live on the central Oregon coast.
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❤ Wonderful! ❤
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The two recent poems by Rebecca Lilly are stunning. Thank you for making them available to us.
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