This Cloudy Jug 
A Sonetto Haikai renku with Moira Richards
(Crannóg)
A Bowl of Oranges
A Triparshva renku with John W Sexton and Moira Richards
(Albatross)
In From the Cold
A Triparshva renku with Frank Williams and Andrew Shimield
(Blithe Spirit)
Saint Brigid's Day
The first Triparshva to appear in English. With John Carley
and Patricia Prime
(Kokako)
Garlanding the Mallet
The first renku to be published in Ireland. A Jûnicho
with Sheila Windsor and John Carley
(Crannóg)
Whiskey for the thing
A winter Jûnicho renku with John W. Sexton
(Hermitage)
Online elsewhere:
Our New Nano
A Junicho renku written with Susumu Takiguchi and others at
the 9th World Haiku Festival, Bangalore, in February
2008.
(World Haiku Review)
Quintet for Neonlight
A Triparshva renku written with Gerd Börner, Angelika Wienert,
Moira Richards and Sprite (Claire Chatelet).
(Chrysanthemum)
Quintett für Neonlicht
The German text of the above renku.
(Chrysanthemum)
A Plate Between Us
A twelve-verse renku written with Jim Wilson, Lynne Rees, CW
Hawes and others.
(Lynx)
On Mother's Knees
A twelve-verse renku written live during a Renku Day organised
by Haiku Ireland in Club na Múinteoirí,
Dublin in May 2007, with HI members and guests
(Haiku Ireland)
On Mother's Knees
A PDF version of the above, with photos and comments.
The Summer Grass
A Triparshva renku with John Carley, Hortensia Anderson, and
Agnes Eva Savich
(Words on the Web)
Crows in Snow
A Triparshva renku with John Carley (sabaki), Johnye Strickland,
Sheila Windsor, and Cheryl Crowley
(Haiku Ireland)
Springtime in Edo
A Kasen renku to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the death
of Kikaku, one of the most highly regarded of Basho's disciples.
Composed bilingually in Japanese and English, and led by Professor
Nobuyuki Yuasa. Includes an audio file of Norman reading the
poem.
(Haikai.eu)
The Hawk's Grand Swoop
A Triparshva renku reflecting India's classical six-season calendar,
with Kala Ramesh and Yajushi.
(Simply Haiku)
The Hawk - Schematic
An annotated version of the above poem, illustrating how the
Indian seasons have been incorporated.
(Simply Haiku)
The Click of Mahjong Tiles
A spring Kasen renku with William J. Higginson, John Carley,
Hortensia Anderson and others.
(Renku Home)
Covered by the Wind
An interlingual Jûnicho renku in Croatian and English
with Tomislav Maretić.
(Simply Haiku)
Pokriven
Vjetrom
Croatian version of the above renku.
(Simply Haiku)
Kovrata
de la Vento
Esperanto version of the above renku. This is the first renku
ever to be published in Esperanto.
(Tempo: scanned)
Upright
Stones
A Kasen with Jane Reichhold, Moira Richards, and others.
(Lynx)
What
have you done with my head?
A Triparshva with Kala Ramesh, Moira Richards, and Brian Zimmer.
(Lynx)
Drinking
from an Icicle
An interlingual Jûnicho renku in Russian and English with
Zhanna P. Rader.
(Lishanu)
Whose nag is this?
An autumn Jûnicho renku with Carole MacRury
(World Haiku Review)
Let's raise our glasses!
an interlingual Jûnicho renku in Russian and English with
Zhanna P. Rader, Karina Klesko and Hortensia Anderson.
(World Haiku Review)
Young Locust Pod
an interlingual Nijûin renku in Russian and English with
Natalia Levi, Zhanna P. Rader, Yuri Runov, Natalya Sedenkova
and Zinovy Vayman.
(World Haiku Review)
Through
the Shadow
a Nijûin renku with Rachel Ní Shomacháin
(Simply Haiku)
Summer
Dawn
a solo Jûnicho renku
(Simply Haiku)
The Triparshva
a proposal for a 22 verse renku pattern designed to facilitate
a closer approximation of the classical style, than that afforded
by other short patterns.
(Simply Haiku)
'The Triparshva permits far more subtlety than any other
shortish pattern for renku' - John Carley
