New Release: rust
It is my absolute pleasure to announce the publication of my third full-length collection, rust. I include here a picture
Where the Roots Are
The Best of Paper Lanterns vol. 2 , an anthology which I’m thrilled to be a part of, comprises 58 of the most innovative and engaging Japanese short-form poems, authored by 44 contemporary poets, published in the bi-annual journal Sonic Boom between the years 2018 and 2021.
A couple of words by Philip Rowland, the editor of NOON: Journal of the Short Poem:
“[where the roots are] gives a comprehensive view of what haiku, particularly in its more minimal and playful forms, can do. It also shows how such small poems can be arranged to give a sense of a larger, more resonant body of work, as though it were a collection by a single, anonymous author. As poetry – we are reminded – it’s all connected.”
Thank you to editor Shloka Shankar for including my work!
- Elmedin Kadric
- September 5, 2021
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About the author
Elmedin Kadric is a minimalist haiku poet writing out of Helsingborg, Sweden. His first full-length collection, buying time (2017), was awarded second place at the Haiku Society of America Merit Book Awards for excellence in haiku poetry.
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