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Echidna Tracks Issue 17: Winter/ Spring 2026

Echidna Tracks Issue 17: Winter/Spring 2026 is now available for free download and viewing.

Thanks to our haiku editors Marilyn Humbert and Gavin Austin for their expert selection of haiku from a much greater number of submissions than we were used to receiving.

Thank you to Lyn Reeves for selecting haiga for the journal. We hope you enjoy Leanne Jaeger’s delightful work.

We hope you enjoy reading the journal. Please submit your haiku to Echidna Tracks Issue 18: Summer/Autumn 2027 when we open for submissions again through October 2026.

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Echidna Tracks 17: Winter/Spring 2026

Thanks to all the poets who contributed haiku for EchidnaTracks Issue 17. The haiku have been selected, and the book will be published as a free PDF download from the website at the beginning of July 2026.

We received many submissions, and we are grateful for that in our first international venture. We can publish more haiku in this PDF format than was possible when posting each haiku online in our previous format. There is a strong Australian voice, now combined with a fresh and inspiring flood of haiku from poets from many other countries.

A haiku gives us a glimpse into somewhere, something, someone else. We share our insights, and in turn, they enlarge the reader’s experience. That could be a fresh insight into our own surroundings, or a glimpse of somewhere else in the world. We hope the inclusion of many new voices will give fresh inspiration to all our readers and writers.

Our index of Australian haiku is still available via the website’s categories. Each post has been thoroughly categorised. The author index on the website only relates to the haiku that have been posted there.

Reminder that Submissions for Echidna Tracks Issue 17 Close at the End of April 2026

Echidna Tracks will now become an international publication, and we welcome submissions from haiku poets worldwide. We hope to publish a diversity of haiku and senryu.

Gavin Austin and Marilyn Humbert will be the haiku editors for this issue.

We invite your best and previously unpublished haiku/senryu on any topic.

Echidna Tracks nominates haiku for the Touchstone Awards and the annual Red Moon Press anthology, so be sure to send us your best work.

Submissions for Issue 17 have now closed. 

We plan to commence publication of Issue 17 on 6 July 2026.

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