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The Management of this webspace has apparently contracted a severe allergy to weblogging — or, at least, to punditry.\u00a0 Whether or when this malady will be cured or controlled is unknown.\u00a0\u00a0 For the time being, therefore, expect no new posting from the f\/k\/a<\/em> Gang (viz<\/em>., haikuEsq<\/em>, Prof. Yabut, ethicalEsq<\/em>, or Your Humble Editor’s other alter egos).<\/p>\n If you’ve come here to find haiku or senryu, please go to our Guest Poet Archives<\/a>, where you will have access to two-years’ worth of daily postings, featuring the work of two dozen fine haijin: [in alphabetical order] Roberta Beary, Randy Brooks, Yu Chang, Tom Clausen, Devar Dahl, Alice Frampton, Barry George , Lee Gurga, Carolyn Hall, Gary Hotham, Kobayashi Issa, Jim Kacian, David G. Lanoue, Rebecca Lilly, Peggy Willis Lyles, paul m, Ed Markowski, Matt Morden, Pamela Miller Ness, w.f. owen , Tom Painting, Andrew Riutta, John Stevenson, George Swede, Hilary Tann, Michael Dylan Welch, Billie Wilson.\u00a0\u00a0 You can also find dagosan<\/em>‘s humble offerings on his archives page<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Check out\u00a0our Haiku Resources<\/a> Page for more information on materials available at this website (such as jim kacian’s <\/em>haiku primer<\/em><\/a>\u00a0and our baseball haiku<\/a><\/em> collection), as well as\u00a0many haiku-related links.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Click here<\/a> for the ethicalEsq<\/em> archives; here<\/a> for the wit and wisdom of Prof. Yabut; and here<\/a> for our Inadvertent Searchee blurbs.<\/p>\n Thanks for your visits and comments over the years, and best wishes, ’til we meet again in Cyber Space.<\/p>\n \/ david giacalone<\/p>\n p.s. Lost Comments<\/em><\/strong>: We have discovered that the Comments left at many prior posts “disappeared”, when f\/k\/a<\/em> recently migrated to Harvard’s new and improved<\/em> webserver.\u00a0 Because Comments have always been a very important part of the weblog, we’re very unhappy about this situation (and the fact that we were given no warning of this potential consequence of the move).\u00a0 We apologize to all those who left one or more of the Lost Comments.\u00a0 If you felt that any of our postings\u00a0warranted your input, please use the Search Box to find the posts and, if needed,\u00a0honor us with new Comments.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n