The Blo͞o Outlier Journal Summer Issue 2021 (Issue #2) is now out

 



The Blo͞o Outlier Journal Summer Issue 2021 (Issue #2) 

haibun, tanka & kyoka story, and zuihitsu

very special guest editors Grix, and Kat Lehmann

Editor-in-Chief, Alan Summers


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  1. Unknown2 August 2021 at 09:07

    this is lorraine pester:::this issue is wonderful! each page is so intimate. definitely a slow read. thank you for all your effort in publishing this very unique issue.

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    1. Pan Haiku Review2 August 2021 at 09:26

      Thank you Lorraine!

      Yes, it's a combination of a journal issue and an anthology of some of the very best haibun, tanka or kyoka stories, and zuihitsu around this year!

      🙂 The other link: https://www.callofthepage.org/boj/

      warm regards,
      Alan

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