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Jacob Salzer's tanka in Metal & Rain reveal the deep resonance between the inner landscape of the human heart-mind and the outer landscape of mountains & rivers, forest & sea-and their many denizens. Making skillful use of emotionally resonant images, Salzer's tanka probe the past, ponder the future, and examine perennial themes of family, love & loss, the nature of the self, and our place in the world: "among deep valleys / there is no me." T...

Unplugged- is a collection of 43 haiku and 7 tanka by Jacob D. Salzer. Salzer's poetry encourages readers to take a break from technology and be immersed in the Natural world. This collection features poems published in the following journals and websites: Chrysanthemum, First Frost, Frogpond, Haiku Commentary, Hedgerow, Heliosparrow, Is/Let, Kingfisher, Presence, Ribbons, The Haiku Foundation, The Heron's Nest and The Living Haiku Anthology.

Mare Liberum is a collection of haiku and tanka by Jacob Salzer inspired by water and the sea. "Jacob Salzer has named this collection of haiku and tanka Mare Liberum which translated from Latin means The Freedom of the Seas. His poems throughout this collection are written with strong undertones of the link between water and humans, our place within this world of water we call Earth. Salzer captures the essence of haiku and tanka, its fluidit...

Half A Rainbow is an international haiku anthology dedicated to Rachel Sutcliffe (1977-2019), and Haiku Nook Google+. Rachel was a highly respected haiku poet from the U.K. who is published widely. She was also an active and inspiring member of our Haiku Nook G+ community. Rachel passed away from an autoimmune disease called lupus. In honor of Rachel and the Haiku Nook G+ community, 21 poets from Canada, the U.K., Germany, Persia, Sri Lanka, S...

Distant Sirens is a compilation of tanka poems by Jacob Salzer. Expressing a wide range of emotions, these five-line poems are grounded in concrete imagery and have an inherent twist or turn in the narrative. Salzer encourages readers to write their own tanka to release trapped emotions and discover all that dwells beneath the surface.

Origins is a collection of haibun by Jacob Salzer. This engaging collection features haibun published in Modern Haiku, Chrysanthemum, and Prune Juice, with a Preface by award-winning writer Alan Summers. Edited by Brendon Kent and Nicholas Klacsanzky.

The Sound of Rain is a collection of 54 haiku poems and 2 short essays. Salzer's work encourages the reader to live in the present moment, rather than be consumed by the past or the future. In this way, Salzer's work can be a useful tool to fully quiet the mind, allowing us to go beyond it.

Advaya is a collection of selected poems and 3 poetry books: The Last Days of Winter (2014), The Sound of Rain (2014), and Birds With No Names (2014). Salzer's Poetry encourages the reader to quiet the mind and live in the present moment rather than be consumed by the past or future.

Advaya is a collection of selected poems and 3 poetry books: The Last Days of Winter (2014), The Sound of Rain: Haiku Poetry (2014) and Birds With No Names: Haiku Poetry (2014).

Birds with No Names is a collection of haiku by Jacob Salzer. Salzer's haiku encourages the reader to quiet the mind and be mindful of the present moment.

The Last Days of Winter is a collection of poetry consisting of the poet's memories, reflections and observations. Salzer encourages the reader to look within in order to find peace and silence, even in the midst of a busy, turbulent world.

Yanty's Butterfly is an international haiku anthology dedicated to Yanty Tjiam (1981-2015), and her family. Yanty was a haiku poet who passed away in 2015. She was a beloved member of our Haiku Nook community on Google+. In honor of Yanty, 20 poets from Canada, the U.K., Germany, Persia, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, South Africa, Taiwan, the Philippines, and the U.S. have come together to create this anthology. In the spirit of Yanty Tjiam, and global ...

Yanty's Butterfly is an international haiku anthology dedicated to Yanty Tjiam (1981-2015), and her family. Yanty was a haiku poet who passed away in 2015. She was a beloved member of our Haiku Nook community on Google+. In honor of Yanty, 20 poets from Canada, the U.K., Germany, Persia, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, South Africa, Taiwan, the Philippines, and the U.S. have come together to create this anthology. In the spirit of Yanty Tjiam, and global ...