Best of the Haiku Challenge (November 2024)
Announcing the winning poems from Tricycle’s monthly challenge
Culture
From ‘Sidetracks’
Bei Dao’s poetry conveys the dislocation of exile in hazy, dreamlike cantos.
A Long Guest in Someone Else’s Home
Indie rock luminary Phil Elverum on the Buddhist breadcrumbs in his back catalog, “Non-Metaphorical Decolonization,” and the art of being engaged but not hung up
Empty Vessels
American photographer Amir Zaki on disrupting dualities, koan breakthroughs, and the inherent connection between empty skate parks and Zen Buddhism
Buddhist Healing Traditions Reimagined
A new book offers insights into Buddhist approaches to health and wellness today.
‘Refuge’
Quan Barry’s poetry reckons with our simultaneous capacities for violence and transcendence—and what it means to find refuge in a world seemingly defined by war.
Our Scholarly Year-in-Review 2024
Academic books we’ve recommended over the past year and a few extra
Tricycle’s Favorite Books of the Year
Our favorite Buddhist titles from 2024
Best of the Haiku Challenge (October 2024)
Announcing the winning poems from Tricycle’s monthly challenge
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