Millikin University Course

 


Renga Writing Roundtable Authors

Syllabus

Assignments


Partner Kasen
(Roundrobin Style)

Spring Break Renga
(variety of approaches)

Renga Response Stories

Woppy-Soppy
Kasen Renga by Class

Renga Writing Roundtable
Spring 2011 • Dr. Randy Brooks

Course Description

Renga Writing Roundtable, is a student centered one-credit workshop modeled after Japanese renga writing groups. This writing workshop meets as a weekly writing & editing circle.

For the spring 2011 semester, we will explore the Japanese and English traditions of collaborative renga writing. Renga calls on each participant to provide imaginative readings of a previous verse, then add a new linked verse to create a new poem. Therefore each link connects to the previous verse and shifts into a new creation. And the process continues, with writers creating a new poem out of every two links until the end of the renga.

Students read and write about the renga writing tradition, and engage in renga writing in class teams and through entire class collaborations.


Kukai 1 - Winter Break
Kukai 1 Favorites

1 Tan-renga
1 Tan-renga Favorites

2 Tan-renga
2 Tan-renga Favorites

Kukai 3 - Easter Break
Kukai 3 Favorites

Renga Roundtable Students Spring 2011
Millikin University

AubrieCox

BeckySmith

CindyChen

EliseScannell

Aubrie Cox

Becky Smith

Cindy Chen

Elise Scannell

JenniferKibbat

KateEagler

NoraKocher

NoraKocher

Jennifer Kibbat

Kate Eagler

Lacey Sutheard

Nora Kocher

 

SusieWirthlin

TaraGoheen

 

 

Susie Wirthlin

Tara Goheen

 


haiku conferences

haiku courses at Millikin

Modern Haiku magazine

speakers & readings

haiku competitions at MU

American Haiku Archive

student haiku projects

published haiku by students

links to haiku web sites

student research on haiku

haiku by Millikin students

directory of haiku magazines



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