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NOVISTI //////////////////////////////////// Valerio Orlić 25. rujan 23:34 . MEĐUNARODNI FESTIVAL KNJIŽEVNOSTI '' DANI PRIJATELJA KNJIGE'' Rijeka 04.- 05. 11. 2011. Ovogodišnji 4. međunarodni festival književnosti ''Dani prijatelja knjige'',Rijeka 04. - 05. 11. 2011. je pred vratima. Rijeka ove godine postaje prestolnica Europske kulture, u grad na Rječini slijevat će se rijeka književnika iz Slovenije, Makedonije, Srbije, Bosne i Hercegovine, Njemačke, Švicarske, Poljske... U Mjesecu knjige Rijeka će biti domaćin 4. međunarodnog festivala književnosti i ugostit će 100-tinjak književnika iz zemlje i svijeta. Hrvatsko književno društvo ove godine radi kvalitete samog festivala, odlučilo je na pozivnice pozvati 50-setak književnika , a ostali 50 učesnika izabrati će se putem natječajnih prijava i aplikacija. Pisci do 10.listopada 2011. trebaju poslati 5 pjesama, na mail društva: hkd.cwa@gmail.com 20. listopada 2011. komisija će obznaniti rezultate i odrediti ostale učesnike ovogodišnjeg međunarodnog festivala književnosti ''Dani prijatelja knjige'',Rijeka. Zahvaljujemo se učesnicima i piscima koji su odabrani putem pozivnica i koji će pohoditi Rijeku i festival, a ostalim piscima koji će se takmičiti za učešće na 4.međunarodnom festivali književnosti ''Dani prijatelja knjige'' 04.-05.11. 2011. Rijeka želimo puno sreće. Za Hrvatsko književno društvo prof. dr.sc. Vasil Tocinovski mr Ernije Gigante Dešković Valerio Orlić, predsjednik HKD-a ------------------------ ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: sasa vazic To: Undisclosed-Recipient@yahoo.com Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 5:39 PM Subject: POZIV ZA SLANJE RADOVA ZA HAIKU REALITY / STVARNOST POZIV ZA SLANJE RADOVA ZA HAIKU REALITY / STVARNOST Postovani haiku prijatelji, Novi, 10. broj, Haiku Reality/stvarnosti je u pripremi: http://haikureality.webs.com/ Vasi prilozi (do 6 neobjavljenih haikua na meternjem i engleskom jeziku, haige, eseji, intervjui, prikazi knjiga) su dobrodosli. Molim da pre slanja priloga procitate uputstva na: http://haikureality.webs.com/ohaikustvarnosti.htm Urednik za haikue na engleskom jeziku i jedan od dva selektora (pored Jasminke Nadaskic Djordjevic) najboljih haikua broja je Robert D. Wilson umesto an'ye, koja je bila na tim funkcijama niz godina i koja je sada prezauzeta drugim obavezama. Hvala an'yi na dosadasnjoj izuzetnoj saradnji! Rok za slanje priloga je 31. oktobar 2011. godine. Hvala na saradnji. Srdacno, Saša Važić ---------------------------------------------- 100 HILJADA PESNIKA ZA PROMENE - KIKINDA - Poziv za pesnike Akciju „100 000 pesnika za promene“ je pokrenuo američki pesnik, kantautor i urednik književnog magazina „Bigbridge.org“, Majkl Rotenberg, sa namerom da što više poetskih stvaralaca okupi oko plemenite ideje da se poezijom može uticati na mnoge negativne pojave i trendove u svetu. Više od 400 gradova širom sveta, prijavilo je svoje učešće na, dosad najvećem, planetarnom čitanju poezije. Jedan od tih gradova je i Kikinda. Organizatori akcije „100 000 pesnika za promene“ u Kikindi su Narodna biblioteka „Jovan Popović iz Kikinde i Banatski kulturni centar iz Novog Miloševa. Manifestacija će se održati u Narodnoj biblioteci „Jovan Popović“, 24. septembra 2011. god, sa početkom u 18h. Pozivamo sve zainteresovane pesnike da svoje pesme i kontakt podatke (adresa, telefon, mejl) pošalju mejlom na adresu pesnicikikinda@gmail.com čime se i prijavljuju za učešće na pesničkom susretu 24. septembra 2011. godine u Biblioteci u Kikindi.Pesme će biti kako budu pristizale objavljene na sajtu http://100hiljadapesnikazapromenekikinda.blogspot.com/ Molimo pesnike da nas prilikom prijavljivanja i slanja pesme obaveste da li će lično prisustvovati manifestaciji ili se ukljičuju u akciju samo slanjem pesme. Tema su društvene, ekološke i političke promene u okruženju i svetu. Neka poetska reč odjekne širom planete. Treba nam i vaš glas! The action "100 000 Poets for Change" was started by an American poet, songwriter, and editor of literary magazine "Bigbridge.org", Michael Rothenberg whose intention was to assemble poetic creators in ever greater numbers in order to be united by the noble idea that poetry can have positive influence on many negative phenomena and trends in the world. More than 350 towns around the world applied to participate in the largest ever, planetary reading of poetry. Kikinda ( Serbia ) is one of these towns. The organizers of the action "100 000 Poets for Change" in Kikinda are National Library "Jovan Popovic" from Kikinda and Banat Cultural Centre from Novo Milosevo. The event will take place at National Library "Jovan Popovic", on the 24th of September 2011, and it will start at 6 p. m. We invite all poets who are interested in the event to send their poems by email to pesnicikikinda@gmail.com Poems will be published on website http://100hiljadapesnikazapromenekikinda.blogspot.com/ Topics include social, environmental, and political changes in the environment and the world. Let the poetic word resound across the globe. We need your voice as well! http://www.bigbridge.org/100thousandpoetsforchange/ -------------------------- KONKURS MIRJANA BOBIĆ MOJSILOVIĆ i izdavačka kuća RUŽA Objavljuju KNJIŽEVNI KONKURS ZA KRATKU PRIČU ANTIDEPRESIV Antidepresivne kratke priče 1. Priče treba da budu do sedam kucanih strana sa proredom, odnosno do 12600 karaktera sa prazninama. U OBZIR DOLAZE ISKLJUČIVO NEOBJAVLJENE PRIČE 2. Pravo učešća na konkursu imaju svi kreativni i pismeni ljudi koji umeju da pišu na srpsko-hrvatskom jeziku, kako iz Srbije, tako I sa prostora bivše SFRJ I iz dijaspore. 3. Izbor teme je slobodan – pod uslovom da odgovara temi – priče koje popravljaju raspoloženje 4. Priče slati isključivo elektronskom poštom na adresu Konkursantidepresiv@hotmail.com 5. Rok za slanje priča je 20. Septembar 6. Najbolje priče, po izboru Mirjane Bobić Mojsilović, biće objavljene u zbirci ANTIDEPRESIV koja izlazi u oktobru, za Sajam knjiga u Beogradu 7. Najbolja priča biće nagradjena sa 500 e. 8. Svi autori uz priču treba da pošalju i kratku biografiju ( ne dužu od pet rečenica) 9. Na Sajmu knjiga u Beogradu, održaćemo promociju knjige 10.Svaki autor čija priča udje u zbirku, dobiće na poklon 5 primeraka knjige. 11. Jedan autor može da pošalje najviše dve priče. 12.PRIČE SLATI KAO ATTACHMENT ISKLJUČIVO U WORD ILI RTF FORMATU KNJIGA JE NAJBOLJI ANTIDEPRESIV! POBEDIMO DEPRESIJU, SUPROTSTAVIMO SE STVARNOSTI DOBRIM PRIČAMA, DA IMAMO ŠTA DA ČITAMO U ZIMU NAŠEG NEZADOVOLJSTVA DOBRODOŠLI U SVET KOJI SAMI KREIRAMO VAŠA MIRJANA BOBIĆ MOJSILOVIĆ Written by mbm in: Uvod | ----------------------------------- NEWS ------------------------------------ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Michael Rothenberg, Founder 100 Thousand Poets for Change P.O. Box 870 Guerneville, Ca 95446 Phone: 305-753-4569 http://www.100TPC.org walterblue@bigbridge.org Poets Worldwide Unite for the Truly Historic "100 Thousand Poets for Change" Event Poets in 350 cities representing 70 countries are currently organizing the largest poetry reading in history with over 400 individual events scheduled to take place simultaneously on September 24th to promote environmental, social, and political change. Poets, writers, artists, and humanitarians will create, perform, educate and demonstrate, in their individual communities, and decide their own specific area of focus for change within the overall framework of peace and sustainability, which founder Michael Rothenberg stated, “…is a major concern worldwide and the guiding principle for this global event.” Bob Holman and Margery Snyder, in a recent article on About.com said, “the beauty of the concept of 100 Thousand Poets for Change is that it is completely decentralized and completely inclusive.” The events range from a poetry and peace gathering in strife-torn Jalalabad, Afghanistan, to poets in Nogales, Mexico and Nogales, Arizona reading poems to each other across the border fence. There are 13 events in Mexico City alone, 24 events planned in India and 7 in Nigeria. Poetry demonstrations are also being organized in political hotspots such as Cairo, Egypt and Madison, Wisconsin. Along the Platte River in Omaha, Nebraska poets will be demonstrating against TransCanada’s planned Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. More examples of events can be easily accessed on the home page of the 100 Thousand Poets for Change website at www.100TPC.org. All those involved are hoping, through their actions and events, to seize and redirect the political and social dialogue of the day and turn the narrative of civilization towards peace and sustainability. Each city organizer and their community has an individual Event Location blog page on the main website for posting written material, poetry, artwork, photos, and video to document this global mega-event across national borders. Immediately following September 24th all documentation on the 100TPC.org website will be preserved by Stanford University in California, which has recognized 100 Thousand Poets for Change as an historical event, the largest poetry reading in history. They will archive the complete contents of the website, 100TPC.org, as part of their digital archiving program LOCKSS. Founder Michael Rothenberg is a widely known poet, songwriter, editor of the online literary magazine Bigbridge.org and an environmental activist based in Northern California. For information contact: http://www.100TPC.org Contact: walterblue@bigbridge.org Phone: 305-753-4569 # # # --------------------------- Hello Sketchbook Writers and Artists and Readers: A note from Karina. Some of you may know, as a woman I love to create new things. In addition to my Global Correspondents, the Little Black Book, Contributing Editors and Childwriter's Sketchbook, which were my last creations to the Sketchbook, I have a new one, Showcase Haiku Haijin, ie. SHH! I will scout out each Sketchbook Issue for haiku to Showcase. These haiku will be chosen by rigid standards. I have not set a limit to how many haiku will be selected for the Showcase Haiku Haijin; that will be determined and vary each issue depending upon the haiku submitted and selected for the issue. While our thread is themed and our kukai has a kigo, the Showcase Haiku Haijin (SHH), will not be restricted to a topic. However, each Showcase Haiku must have a kigo / season word in the season of the publication they are submitting to. Showcase Haiku Haijin is only for Haiku, no other genres. Later we will add Tanka as a separate showcase. Haijin may send up to five haiku for each bi-monthly issue: February, April, June, August, October, and December. Haiku entered in the Showcase Haiku Haijin (SHH) must be previously unpublished; they must not be work shopped; they must not appear on any list, forum, group, blog, or in print. In short, if the haiku has appeared on the internet or in print we consider it to have been published. The next deadline is 20, October, 2011 for the September/October 31, 2011 issue. Any autumn kigo may be selected. Send to: Shh@poetrywriting.org Subject line: SHH and your name Include a Reference from which your Autumn kigo word was chosen; for example: Autumn Kigo: "morning dew"--autumn season/climate: The Haiku Handbook. William J. Higginson, p. 277. Autumn Kigo: "quail"--autum season / animals: The Five Hundred Essential Japanese Season Words: on-line @ http://www.2hweb.net/haikai/renku/500ESWd.html Autumn Kigo: "harvest time"--autumn season/humanity: World Kigo Database--on-line: http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/08/harvest-and-its-kigo.html The World Kigo Datebase also maintains a list of regional Kigo. Other saijiki sources may also be used; just be specific. ~ ~ ~ The July / August Sketchbook issue will not be published until September 30, 2011 due to the high volume of submissions and tributes. Remember to submit your poems to the Found Poem Contest to be elegible for the 1st. prize of $50.00 or 2nd prize of $ 25.00. Read the Details here! Deadline is December 1, 2011. Send Found Poems to : found@poetrywriting.org Subject Line: Found Poem Contest plus Poet’s Name ~ ~ ~ Sketchbook “autumn leaves” Kukai: Enter by October 20, 2011: read the details here. Sketchbook “cemetery” Haiku Thread: Enter by October 26, 2011; read the details here. Submissions are open for the September / October 31, 2011Sketchbook. Submit by October 20, 2021. Read the submission guidelines. Karina Klesko, Sketchbook Administrator kk Sketchbook Editors: Karina Klesko and John Daleiden kk / jd -------------------------- Contemporary Haibun Online, Eds. Ken Jones, Jim Kacian, Bruce Ross http://contemporaryhaibunonline.com Contributors include: Francis Alexander, Melissa Allen, Hortensia Anderson, Jack Brewis, Dawn Bruce, Shelly Bryant, Johathan P.D. Buckley, Steven Carter, Sonan Chhoki, Glenn G. Coats, Tish Davis, Susan Diridoni, Jim Fowler, Terri French, Audrey Friedman, Jerry Gill, Autumn N. Hall, George Korolog, Chen-ou Liu, Bob Lucky, Dennis Magliozzi, Peter Newton, Kathe Palka, Makal Parmar, Carol Pearce_Worthington, Stella Pierides, Particia Prime, Ray Rasmussen, Cynthia Rowe, Tracy Royce, G.A. Scheinoha, Nancy Scott, Adelaide B. Shaw, Brendan Slater and new work by editors Ken Jones, Jim Kacian and Bruce Ross. Submissions are now welcome for the January 2012 issue of CHO. Submission guidelines are found at: http://contemporaryhaibunonline.com/pages_all/submissions.html Haibun Today, Ed. Jeffrey Woodward http://haibuntoday.com Contributors include Melissa Allen, Steven Carter, Marcyn Del Clements, Glenn G. Coats, L. Costa, Anne Curran, Tish Davis, Cherie Hunter Day, Claire Everett, Al Fogel, Autumn N. Hall, Jeffrey Harpeng, Michele L. Harvey, Laura Hill, Mary Hind, Ken Jones, Roger Jones, Patricia Kennelly, Gary LeBel, Bob Lucky, Victor Maddalena, Michael McClintock, Kathe L. Palka, Carol Pearce-Worthington, Dru Philippou, Patricia Prime, Kala Ramesh, Ray Rasmussen, Lynne Rees, Richard Straw, Charles Tarlton, Diana Webb, Harriot West and Theresa Williams. This issue also features an in-depth interview with Michael McClintock, “Wheeling through the Cedars,” on the subject of his haibun, tanka and other writing as well as an insightful critical essay, by Ray Rasmussen, on the rarely examined role of the title in haibun. Bob Lucky and Charles Tarlton reflect upon their individual writing of tanka prose in short personal memoirs. In addition, a long review of Gary LeBel’s Abacus is reprinted and the final results of British Haiku Awards (Haibun Section) 2010 are announced. Writers are now invited to submit haibun, tanka prose and articles for consideration in the December 2011 issue of Haibun Today. Consult our Submission Guidelines at Haibun Today. Forward any submissions by email to Jeffrey Woodward, Editor, at haibun.today@gmail.com ---------------------- --- On Sun, 9/25/11, Shamrock Haiku Journal From: Shamrock Haiku Journal Subject: New issue of Shamrock (No 19) is now available online To: Date: Sunday, September 25, 2011, 4:29 PM Dear Readers and Contributors, The new issue of Shamrock (No 19) is now available online at http://shamrockhaiku.webs.com/currentissue.htm It has a big selection of English-language and translated haiku, a haibun and book reviews. We hope you'll enjoy it. Anatoly Kudryavitsky Editor -------------------- |
