Introducing our Winter featured poet John Hawkhead: an award-winning haiku, senryu, haibun, haiga, micropoet, natator, and master of tom foolery.

Introducing our Autumn featured poet Cendrine Marrouat: a haiku poet, author of 50+ books, artist, entrepreneur, and proud fur baby mama of four.

Introducing our Summer featured poet Nora: tanka poet, logophile, Japanese translator, artist, and nature lover.

Introducing our Spring featured Poet Kemi Browning: free verse poet, mobile photographer, softball slugger, horror movie buff, and pharmacy tech.

Welcome to the 2025 Wolf Twin Review! Before we embark on our new journey, let's remember the amazing poets who started it all . . .

Introducing our December featured poet Alan Abrams: a motorcycle mechanic, carpenter, construction honcho, bootleg architect, and retiree turned burgeoning haiku poet and writer.

Introducing our November Featured poet Beth Surdut: Tucson Festival of Books Literary Award winner, storyteller, visual artist, environmental educator, and creature whisperer.

Introducing our October featured poet Nimue Brown: Druid, author, poet, bard, and fantastical imaginarian.

Introducing our September featured poet Militia Vox: singer, songwriter, lyricist, musician, and multidisciplinary artist.

Introducing our August featured poet Sheila Murphy: the Gertrude Stein Award-winning author, artist, musician, and American text and visual poet.

Introducing our July featured poet Goro Sakaki 彭城吾朗: a free style poet, fine art painter, and musician.

Introducing our June featured poet Pippa Phillips: a Haikanarchist, inky dabbler, fictionalist, novel novelist, and comic paradigm challenger.

Introducing our May featured poet Kimihito Sasa: the renowned tanka poet. His current work is called "Telekinesis Family."

Introducing our April featured poet Thomas Vaultonburg: a haiku poet, an observer of nature, and practitioner of Soto Zen.

Introducing our March featured poet Tré: a haiku and senryu poet, illustrator, forest hermit, Massurreal artist, and Wolf Twin.

Introducing our January featured poet Russil Tamsen: poet of music and verse, guitar tickler, world traveler, inciter of mirth, and avid nature lover.

Announcing the Wolf Twin Review: "Where poets howl together."