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Hedgehogs and Foxes (HaF) welcomes Haiku submissions from poets and from those who dabble,
\nespecially writers from the legal academy. As you know, a Haiku is a type of short form poetry that consists of three phrases. Generally, the first line contains five syllables, the second seven, and the final five. However, we welcome submissions that stray from the traditional format.<\/p>\n
For example:<\/strong><\/p>\n Consider me By Masaoaka Shiki<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Learn more about Haiku\u00a0<\/a>here.<\/p>\n Entries may be serious, emotional, spooky, snarky, or funny. We’re all on the 2020 roller coaster, and anything could happen! What’s on your mind, and how might you express it in seventeen syllables?<\/p>\n HaF will publish the top-five Haiku submissions, as voted on by our Editorial Board. All Please email your Haiku submissions to Editorial Board Member Joshua Aaron Jones at<\/strong> Hedgehogs and Foxes is led by Editor in Chief Christine Corcos, Associate Professor of Law at
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\nAnd persimmons.<\/p>\nThe theme for this contest: Election 2020<\/h2>\n
\nsubmissions will receive grand applause from the Editorial Board, including the little hand claps in Zoom, and the winning submission will surely receive tremendous adulation from legal scholars, at least until the next election cycle.<\/p>\n
\njj125@iu.edu<\/a>.<\/strong> Submissions should be emailed no later than midnight on October 15. We hope to
\npublish by Sunday, November 1. The email subject line should read “HaF Haiku Submission – Your
\nName.” Please upload your Haiku in Word format and without your identifying information, as we will judge the Haikus anonymously. For all questions about the contest, please email Joshua.<\/p>\n
\nLouisiana State University. HaF collects and integrates information and techniques that lend themselves to the interdisciplina1y study of law and the humanities, including literature, film, television, art, music, drama, history, and related disciplines. We provide research tips, teaching materials, interactive materials, interviews, essays, research articles, news, book reviews, poetry, art, and other original publications of interest to scholars in the area. Submission of all relevant media are accepted on a rolling basis. For other submissions or queries, please email Christine Corcos at ccorcos@lsu.edu<\/a>. For more information about HaF, please visit us at https: \/ \/www.hedgehogsandfoxes.org\/.<\/a><\/p>\n\n