Editing Senryū (section)

===English-language {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}} publications===
In the 1970s, Michael McClintock edited ''Seer Ox: American Senryu Magazine''. In 1993, Michael Dylan Welch edited and published ''Fig Newtons:'' {{Transliteration|ja|Senryū}} ''to Go'', the first anthology of English-language {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}}.<ref name="billfrog">William J. Higginson, ''Frogpond'' XXV:1, Winter–Spring 1994, pages 103–105.</ref>
*''Prune Juice'',<ref>[http://prunejuice.wordpress.com/ Prune Juice]</ref> a journal of {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}} and {{Transliteration|ja|kyoka}}, is edited by Aaron Barry, Antoinette Cheung, and P. H. Fischer.
*''Failed Haiku''<ref>[https://failedhaiku.com/ Failed Haiku]</ref> is edited by Bryan Rickert and Hemapriya Chellappan.
*''Simply Haiku''<ref>[http://simplyhaiku.com/ Simply Haiku]</ref> archives (final publication in 2009) contain a regular {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}} column edited by [[Alan Pizzarelli]].

Additionally, one can regularly find {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}} and related articles in some haiku publications. For example, the ''World Haiku Review''<ref>[http://worldhaikureview.googlepages.com/ World Haiku Review]</ref> has regularly published {{Transliteration|ja|senryū}}. {{Transliteration|ja|Senryū}} regularly appear or appeared in the pages of ''[[Modern Haiku]]'', ''[[Frogpond]]'', ''Bottle Rockets'', ''Woodnotes'', ''Tundra'', ''Haiku Canada Review'', ''Presence'', ''Blithe Spirit'', ''Kingfisher'', and other haiku journals, often unsegregated from haiku.