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Q Outside of the haiku world, who else is really interested in the form?

A search of the Internet will reveal an enormous number of haiku sites, more than for any other form of poetry. Perhaps better evidence for the widespread acceptance of the haiku is shown by the number of general periodicals, mainstream publishing houses, newspapers and radio and television stations that have given space and time to the haiku. Listed below are the places that have published or presented my literary work (80% haiku-related).

Non-haiku periodicals (online included): Addictions, Antigonish Review, Arc, Aster Network (Croatia), ATA Magazine, Bluenose Magazine, Books in Canada, Borderlines, Brick, California State Library Foundation Bulletin, Canadian Author & Bookman, Canadian Children's Literature, Canadian Forum, Canadian Literature, Canadian Materials, Catalyst, Children's Book News, Contemporary Verse Two, Directions, Earth and You, Earthlink, Emergency Librarian, Event, Eyeopener, Ginyu (JP), Great Island Community Newsletter (Ireland), Greater Bobs and Crow Lakes Association Newsletter, Greenfield Review (US), Gualala Arts Bulletin (US), Industrial Sabotage, Iron (UK), Kaldron (US), Kids Toronto, Krax (US), Lettre Quebecoises, Literary Cavalcade (US), Lost and Found Times (US), Manitoba Education, mothertongued (US), Museletter, New Quarterly, New Writer's News, NHK (JP), Northeast (US), Ojo del Lago (MX), Open Letter, Origins, Outdoor Communicator, People's Poetry Letter, Poetry Canada Review, Poetry Toronto, Poet's Forum Magazine (US), Poet's Market (US), Quarry, Quill & Quire, Rampike, Reviewing Librarian, Rio Grande Writers Quarterly (US), Ryersonian, Ryerson Rambler, Ryerson Review, Salt, Scrivener, Small Press Review (US), Stuffed Crocodile, Tamarack Review, Taproots (US), Third Coast Archives, Toronto Life, Toronto South Asian Review, Triton (Russia), Tragaluz (Mexico), Tundra (US), Tweed (Australia), University of Toronto Review, Varsity, Vojtashek (Poland), Waves, Wee Giant, What, Weyburn Review, White Wall Review, Wilson Quarterly, Windless Orchard (US), World of English (China), Writers' Magazine, Writers' Quarterly.

Mainstream Publishers: Aohna (Greece), Black Moss, Coach House, Copp Clark Pitman, Douglas & McIntyre, Fiddlehead Poetry Books, Fitzroy Dearborn (US), Gage, Global Oriental (UK), Harbour Publishing, Harcourt Brace (US), Holt Rinehart & Winston (US), Iron (UK), ITP Nelson, JAL Foundation (JP), Kadansha International (JP), Kids Can, McGraw-Hill, Methuen, Mosaic, MQ Publications (UK), Orca Books, Oxford University, Pergamon (UK), Scholastic Canada, Simon & Schuster (US), Simul (JP), Three Trees, C.E. Tuttle Publishing (US), Wolsak & Wynn, W.W. Norton (US), Biblioteka Naglosu-Wydawnictwo (Poland).

Newspapers/Magazines: Asahi Shimbun (JP), Corriere Canadese, Daily Yomiuri (JP), Fredericton Daily Gleaner, The Gazette (Montreal), Globe and Mail (Toronto), Halifax Herald, Irish Times, Japan Times, LA (Ireland), London (Ontario) Magazine, Maclean's, Mainichi Daily News (JP), Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, New York Times, Ottawa Citizen, Times of London (UK), Toronto Star, Toronto Telegram, UPI News (WWW), Vancouver Sun, Washington Post, Windsor Star.

Radio & Television: Arts Information (CFMX-FM, Ontario, Arts National (CBC), Book Bits (CBIC--100 radio stations), Cabbages & Kings (106.9 FM, London, Ontario), Close to Silence (BBC 3, UK), Contemporary Canadian Poets (CJRT-FM, Toronto), Contemporary Poets Series (CJRT-FM, Toronto), Cross-Country Canada (CBC), Cultural Criss-Cross (Maclean-Hunter Cable TV, Toronto), In Conversation With (TV Ontario), In Other Words (CKLN-FM, Toronto), Library Showcase (Channel 10, Toronto), Lyric FM: The Quiet Quarter (Radio Telefis Eireann), Morning Haiku Radio (KRBC 91.1 FM, San Francisco), Morning Program (CBC National), Morningside (CBC National), NHK Educational TV and NHK Radio (Japan), On the Arts (CJRT-FM, Toronto), Radio Netherlands, Romper Room (CKCO-TV National), Six O'clock News (CKEY, Toronto), Take 30 (CBC, Toronto), Vicki Gabreau Show (CBC National).