Three Haikus for Horn and Violoncello
by Jason Huffman
also in this issue:

We Love Haiku!
 Oh goodness is this a lot of haiku!
by various
illustrated by Danielle Van Vooren and Adria Zessis

A Factory Sunrise
 The current political state in Japan, as told with robots and hot dogs
by Jon Siegel

Little and Sad
 Suggestive, no?
by Matthew Allain
illustrated by Tom Young

Occupying the Low Place
 Yeah, like you'd want someone to judge you by YOUR job
by Ben Gould
illustrated by Nayiri Krikorian

For Ishtar
 Hmm, IS love comparable to time in prison? But in a GOOD way? Hmm...
by Raymond Wachter

After Dave's body turned on itself
 Man, all I can say is, sometimes life is kinda complicated
by Marcella Hammer
illustrated by Robert Burch

Haiku Painting
 Just what it sounds like, my friend
by Mike Briggs

Three Haikus for Horn and Violoncello
 Ever wonder what a haiku would sound like, if recited by musical instruments?
by Jason Huffman

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Three short pieces in approximated Haiku form upon translation into a musico-temporal medium. Each piece compares, contrasts and combines respectively the prime numbered overtones of the simplest sounding body on each instrument (on the horn with no valves depressed and on the cello's C-string). Formatted in such a way as to visually resemble written Haiku as well as using pseudo-Haiku as tempo descriptions.