George Swede
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Swede's last large collection was Almost Unseen: Selected Haiku of George Swede (Brooks Books, 2000), about which literary and environmental critic Tom Lynch wrote this in his introduction: "I was struck by how many of them stand as landmarks in the traverse of haiku through the past few decades."
For more comments on this book, go to Canadian Literature, as well as to Amazon.com and scroll down.
This new collection contains 126 poems, most of which were written after 2000, and show a continuing exploration of the haiku form. It can be ordered from Inkling Press and Amazon.For
an insightful and in-depth review by
Michael Dylan Welch, go to the Winter, 2011 issue of Modern Haiku .
For more comments on this book, go to Canadian Literature, as well as to Amazon.com and scroll down.
This new collection contains 126 poems, most of which were written after 2000, and show a continuing exploration of the haiku form. It can be ordered from Inkling Press and Amazon.For
an insightful and in-depth review by
Michael Dylan Welch, go to the Winter, 2011 issue of Modern Haiku .
