- Elizabeth Searle Lamb
- Elizabeth Searle Lamb has been publishing haiku and serving the haiku community since 1963.
Her published books include in this blaze of sun (From Here, 1975), Picasso's 'Bust of Sylvette' (Garlinghouse, 1977), 39 Blossoms (High/Coo, 1982), Casting Into A Cloud: Southwest Haiku (From Here, 1985), Lines for my mother, dying (Wind Chimes, 1988), The Light of Elizabeth Lamb (haïkus traduits en chinois; Haiping Gong, Chine/Winner Press, Hong Kong, 1993), Ripples Spreading Out: Poems for Bruce and Others (Tiny Poems Press, 1997), and Across the Windharp : Collected & New Haiku (La Alameda, 1999).
--Order from Amazon.com: Across the Windharp : Collected & New Haiku
- webstuff: Six Haiku for the Acequia, at New Mexico Culture Net
- poems in the Broadside, this issue:
Dreamcatcher of Light:
-- Twin Towers View One: Morning Gift: Philippe Petit
-- Twin Towers Two: Lines for September 11, 2001
-- A Lonesome Tune (Renku)
-- Santarem, Brazil No. 1
-- Santarem, Brazil No. 2
-- Santarem, Brazil No. 3
-- In and Out of Dream (Haiku)
-- Tanka
-- Haiku
-- Dance of the Cranes
-- The Egyptian Mummy
-- Five Seasons
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Barbara Ann Gurwitz
- Barbara Ann Gurwitz moved to Arizona in 1979, marking the beginning of her interest in landscape painting. For her, the dynamics of the colors and shapes are as much the subject of her paintings as the actual location, perhaps even more so. Her work has appeared in many juried exhibitions, and is in the collections of such museums as the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ, Phippen Museum, Prescott, AZ.
She has worked before with Elizabeth Searle Lamb, in the 1985 book, Casting into a Cloud : Southwest Haiku, by Elizabeth Searle Lamb, Illustrations by Barbara Gurwitz.
- paintings in the Broadside... Moon Over the Mission
-- Blazing Sun
-- Flowering Orchard
-- Mission at Sunrise
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