Due out by Summer 2022! Blo͞o Outlier Journal issue #3 submission guidelines - nature, wildlife, natural history, wilderness haiku only!

 





This issue is due out 
Summer 2022!
Extra special reason for this too!







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Blo͞o Outlier Journal issue #3 submission window is now open!



Please see this link for what I am looking for: 


The new haiku submission email address:

haikutec101@gmail.com


Please send submissions of wildlife/nature/wilderness/natural history haiku to this email address only.


Please don't rush any submissions, take your time.


Submission window open from today:

Saturday 21st August to Friday October 1st 2021


Send up to five (5) haiku

Theme: wildlife, wilderness, natural history


It's also worth looking at the two issues of Muttering Thunder:

Just to warn you that they are big files, but highly worth the wait:

https://thehaikufoundation.org/omeka/items/show/3087


Make it your experience, past or present, in the wilderness. 


Own that wilderness in your own unique way.


Good luck!


Alan


Alan Summers
Editor-in-chief
Blo͞o Outlier


Comments

  1. Stephen Bailey21 August 2021 at 20:09

    Thank you, Alan. If you are looking for something, you will most surely find it.

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  2. Anonymous9 October 2021 at 05:00

    Hi, I write from Italy. Glad to know you. It's interesting to read all your blogs. 🤗🤗🥳

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  3. E. L. Blizzard17 January 2022 at 11:09

    Looking forward to reading Issue 3. Side note: I stumbled on your TEDx talk from 9 years ago titled 'Amazement of the ordinary-life through a haiku lens' and loved it. Powerful, gentle, and relevant. Glad I happened to find it. So much in just a few minutes of speaking.

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