Antibes Journal II UK Correspondent: Lynne Rees 8. Bags of rubble accumulate at the side of the house. Half a dozen at first, then a dozen, ...

. Antibes Journal . UK Correspondent: Lynne Rees 1. 55 years of marriage my dad falls asleep before we cut the cake My mother has angina, os...

. in interview with Lynne Rees nearby in the dark someone calls someone else using my name [1] When David Cobb first moved to the small Esse...

Thin but Rich Correspondent: Lynne Rees We’re a little thin on the ground when it comes to journals dedicated to haiku writing in the UK, bu...

Waiting in line at the supermarket checkout late at night, I find myself listening to a woman at the next till who’s just paid for her groce...

Correspondent: Lynne Rees A warm hello to all Haibun Today readers and many thanks to Jeffrey for offering me the opportunity to be UK Corr...

We watch Terry climb the outcrop solo and rig up the belay station and safety ropes for the rest of us. When the call goes out for the first...

In memory of Lillian Crosse 1921-1998 sprinkling her ashes on the rocks at low tide the long walk back Chairs are stubbornly empty of her – ...