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Haikunauts are GO!

Cordite Poetry Review:

David Prater: "It’s my great pleasure to pre-announce the staged release of Cordite 29.1: HAIKUNAUT, our special short form issue. Guest poetry editors Keiji Minato (Japan) and David G. Lanoue (USA) showcase the short forms - including haiku, senryu and interactive renga! - with a special emphasis on the haikunaut in all of us."

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