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Jack Galmitz
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Jack Galmitz began writing haiku in 1999. Awards and Other Honors: Intermittently, some of my poems have been chosen to appear in the annual anthologies published by Red Moon Press, and I was selected as one of the featured poets for A New Resonance 4: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku (Red Moon Press, 2005). In 2006, I was awarded the Ginyu Prize (chosen as the most accomplished books of haiku by the World Haiku Association) for my first two collections, A New Hand and Driftwood. I have sparsely written critiques of some haiku collections - the works of Tateo Fukutomi and the collection of Ban’ya Natsuishi’s poems in A Future Waterfall. In 2010, I was awarded the Kusamakura Grand Prize in the foreign language category. I received a Runner-up award in the newly-inaugurated Vladimir Devidé Haiku Awards (2011). Two of my haiku received a Zatuei (Haiku of Merit) Award in the Vanguard category (World Haiku Review, December 2011). I have recently been named “contributing editor” at Roadrunner Haiku Journal. I have been honored to have been chosen to be an Associate of The Haiku Foundation, created by Jim Kacian. Books Published: A New Hand (Wasteland Press, 2006); Driftwood (Wasteland Press, 2007); Za vrabec/For a Sparrow: |
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