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Perhaps the first novel to take as its subject the appreciation and crafting of haiku, this is the story of Buck-Teeth, a provincial poet and fictitious student of the Japanese classical haiku master Issa, who, in the course of his training, travels to ancient Edo and contemporary New Orleans, falls in and out of love, considers the many schools of haiku, and ultimately learns what it is to be a poet. Along the way we are offered gentle lessons on haiku and what we might put into it, how it and we got this way, and what it all might mean.
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An extended sequence of poems on the theme of the field, this volume is in reality a single poem, a meditation upon space and our use of it, of what is discovered in the margins and in fallow places, and how we find our way in and out of it. It is Robert Kusch's first full-length volume, and those of us who know him through haiku will recognize the same precision of language, subtletly of emotion, and telling imagery as he exhibits in his work in that genre. --Red Moon Press.