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newcastle upon tyne
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Alec Finlay
Ken Cockburn

renga word-maps


www.renga-platform.co.uk

www.whitepeak-darkpeak.co.uk
http://orkneyrenga.blogspot.com/

partners and hosts

Jupiter Artland
Centre for Stewardship 
the hidden gardens

Imperial Teas
Heriot Toun Studio
H-I-C-A (the Highland Institute for Contemporary Art) 
The Arts Catalyst
The Mission House Studio
Stonypath, Little Sparta
Outlandia
London Fieldworks 

 
friends and collaborators

Meg Bateman
Maoilios Caimbeul
Angus Dunn

Linda France
Jen Hadfield

Kevin Henderson
Gerry Loose
Alistair Peebles
Ian Stephen
Jayne Wilding
Colin Will

Morven Gregor
Jen Hadfield
Pat Law
Peter Manson
Tomohiko Ogawa
Ian Stephen

Jerome Rothenberg
Valerie Gilles
Anne Briggs
Alasdair Roberts
Lucy Farrell & Jonny Kearney
Tom Lubbock
Alexander & Susan Maris
Margaret Bennett
Bruce Gilchrist and Jo Joelson
Malcolm Fraser architects
Stills
Tracey Warr 


Oku-no-Hosomichi, Back Roads to Far Towns

Translated by Cid Corman
Published by White Pine


















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hokku

As part of the road north we are collecting hokku (also known as haiku) referring to specific places in Scotland. Many of Basho's hokku in Oku-no-Hosomichi include or refer to place names; we would be delighted if you would share your hokku with us, using the email link below. Use any hokku form you wish, but please specify the location your poem refers to. We will publish 100 hokku as part of the project.

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