Writers in Kyoto

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A Year in Review

  • By Lisa Wilcut
A haphazard collection of unruly short verse.

Preston’s Villanelle

  • By WiK
Preston performing at the 2019 WIK bonenkai.

Ogura haiku

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada
Fixing bamboo fences and the haiku it inspired.

Heritage and Tourism follow-up

  • By John Dougill
Detailed report on the 4th UNWTO/UNESCO World Conference on Tourism and Culture.

WiK Bonenkai 2019

  • By Iris Reinbacher
Description of the annual WIK bonenkai, an enjoyable evening.

13 Temple Kyoto Pilgrimage

  • By Esben Andreasen
A description of a pilgrimage made in Kyoto.

Self Introduction – Jay Crystall

  • By Jay Crystall
An introduction to a musician and a writer.

Drongo: A novel

  • By Ian Richards
Extract from a new novel by Ian Richards, published by Atuanui Press and entitled, Drongo: A Kiwi Road Novel.

Introducing Mark Schumacher

  • By Mark Schumacher
Mark speaks of the challenges of studying divinities and demons.

More Poems

  • By Malcolm Ledger
Three poems.

Poems

  • By Malcolm Ledger
Poems of the yearning nature.

Heritage and Tourism Symposium

  • By WiK
A report on a symposium that featured several WIK members.

The Horned God

  • By Marianne Kimura
A short story on pagan gods and their love of festivities.

A Kyoto Pilgrimage

  • By Nicholas Teele
A description of the Rakuyō 33 Pilgrimage.

50th anniversary

  • By Charles Roche
On this occasion Roche writes about his arrival in Japan in 1969.

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