Ardea
— "takes its name from the Latin and scientific name for the heron. This multilingual short-form poetry journal bring you the work of poets writing in the modern tradition of haiku and senryu, in a wide range of languages from countries as far apart as Nepal and Hungary, Sweden and Mexico. All poems are presented in two or more languages, one of which is English. Ardea publishes also tanka, haiga, haibun and renku. We will consider articles and reviews that deal with multilingual work in these genres."
WEBSITE: Ardea
YEARS: 2011-
— "takes its name from the Latin and scientific name for the heron. This multilingual short-form poetry journal bring you the work of poets writing in the modern tradition of haiku and senryu, in a wide range of languages from countries as far apart as Nepal and Hungary, Sweden and Mexico. All poems are presented in two or more languages, one of which is English. Ardea publishes also tanka, haiga, haibun and renku. We will consider articles and reviews that deal with multilingual work in these genres."
WEBSITE: Ardea
YEARS: 2011-
FORMAT: WEBZINE
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ISSUES AVAILABLE ON -LINE: the first issue of Ardea, August 2011
EDITOR/S: John Kinory, Language editors: Noelia
Corte, Giovanni Guarnieri, Susanna Hammond, Marja Kivisaari, Hugh
Morgan, Mukesh Lama, Andrea Nemeth-Newhauser, Origa, Maja Petrovska,
Rodica Popescu, Mary Swanson, Florence Vilén, Adriana Walter
COUNTRY: UK
SUBMISSION: Submissions are welcome in any language, together with a translation into or from English. guidelines
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