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    Scifaikuest August 2023
    Scifaikuest August 2023
    Scifaikuest August 2023
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    Scifaikuest August 2023

    By Teri Santitoro

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    Scifaikuest is a quarterly digest of minimalist poetry themed to speculative, science fiction, and fantasy. Poetic forms include scifaiku, tanka, haibun, fibonacci, cinquain, senryu, diminuendo, ghazal, sijo, renku, and sedoka. This issue includes:

    Featured Poet: Stephen C. Curro

     

    The Miguel O. Mitchell Page

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherhiraethsff
    Release dateAug 2, 2023
    ISBN9781088233528
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