Tag: Sayumi Kamakura

• From the archives: previous literary criticism of the haiku of Sayumi Kamakura.

  

  ESSAY ABOUT THE HAIKU OF SAYUMI KAMAKURA SAYUMI KAMAKURA: the timelessness of the veil behind the veil behind the veil. Literary criticism based on “A Crown of Roses”, a haiku collection by Sayumi Kamakura, published by Cyberwit (India), 2007, 70 pages, ISBN 978-81-8253-090-4, and “A Singing Blue: 50 Selected Haiku”, published by Ginyu Press (Japan), 2000,…

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  July 19, 2018

  About writing, Haiku, Literary criticism, Sayumi Kamakura

  Haiku, Literary criticism, Sayumi Kamakura

• 2016-2017: selected book reviews by Adam Donaldson Powell.

  

  REVIEW OF “CLOUD COMPASS”, by Marta Knobloch, 58 pages, cyberwit.net, 2014. This is a masterly work by a profound poet. It is perhaps one of the best poetry chapbooks that I have read. The book is in two sections; the first entitled “Shadow Painting”, with poems inspired by the life and work of Laurence Hope…

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  January 16, 2017

  About Adam Donaldson Powell, About writing, Adam Donaldson Powell, Adam Donaldson Powell – All about Adam, Adam Donaldson Powell as literary critic, Albert Russo, Ban’ya Natsuishi, Dr. Anuj, essay., Haiku, James G. Skinner, John R. Fyfe, Jyothirllata Girija, Literary criticism, Marta Knobloch, Sayumi Kamakura, T. Wignesan

  Albert Russo, Ban’ya Natsuishi, Dr. Anuj, Haiku, James G. Skinner, John R. Fyfe, Jyothirllata Girija, Literary criticism, Marta Knobloch, Sayumi Kamakura, T. Wignesan