Are you ready to publish? Send your haiku to journals and publishers, or you consider self-publication.
Journals
Submit your best poems to a journal or contest. The acceptance or rejection is a good way to gauge your progress.
List of Haiku Journals
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Frogpond
The Heron's Nest
Haiku Pix
Modern Haiku
Notes from the Gean
Haiku Canada
List of haiku journals
Publishers
Check online to find out which publishers publish haiku.
Self-Publications
EBooks
It can be as simple as creating a document in Word, Publisher, and InDesign and saving it as a pdf.
Examples of publications using pdf:
FlipBooks (Calameo)
Calameo is a free publishing platform. All you have to do is create your pdf and upload it.
Gean Tree Press was one of the first journals to use that platform. They also started publishing books in this format.
L.A. thru a lense by Don Baird is abook featuring haiku and photos of graffiti in L.A.
It’s a flipbook. Each time you press the next page button, there’s a pleasant FROUSH sound as the page turns, it’s like flipping through a real book.
Audiobooks
Simply record yourself reading your haiku. Instant audiobook!
(The content of this page was part of my presentation Thousand Islands : Publishing Haiku using new technology, from Twitter Haiku to iPad Haiga at Haiku Canada Week-end, May 2015 in Victoria, British Columbia)
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