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Author: Alan Summers

Alan Summers has been filmed by NHK Television (Japan) for the feature “Europe meets Japan - Alan's Haiku Journey.” He’s a Trailblazer Contest 2024 winner for an experimental haikai verse, and a winner of the Bournemouth Writing Festival 2024 (Poetry and Flash Fiction) for haibun. His current passion is retrospective recipes including 1970s France, Britain, and Italy. Alan is the founding editor of The Pan Haiku Review: https://www.callofthepage.org/the-pan-haiku-review/
dry stone wall Paddington Bear out in the rain       (Originally appeared in Presence #58, July 2017)  
Posted on 27 December 201717 September 2025Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 17.212 Comments on
new wellies Christopher Robin tags along  
Posted on 26 December 2016Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 16.225 Comments on
Easter Sunday a For Sale sign leans into birdsong  
Posted on 25 March 201625 March 2016Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 16.140 Comments on
dark news the comfort of crows
Posted on 31 March 201523 June 2015Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 15.147 Comments on
heat lightning the rain on the grass reflects each strike     (Originally received 1st Prize in The Liverpool Virtual Book Fair Twitter Haiku Contest 2014
Posted on 12 November 201412 September 2025Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 14.28 Comments on
sunflower heart the chiffchaff sings its name  
Posted on 13 September 201311 September 2013Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 13.217 Comments on
this delicate rain the petal makes a typo of a gravestone date
Posted on 21 July 201120 July 2011Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 11.2Tags death, flowers, rain, summer15 Comments on

haiga

flash of yellow a butterfly headbutts me in my work break
Posted on 1 April 201127 March 2011Author Alan SummersCategories Issue 11.1Tags butterflies, color, haiga, light, spring, work, yellow11 Comments on haiga
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