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In
a penny in the grass Allan Brown revisits his love of haiku. His publishing
career began in 1962 when a pair of haiku appeared in the first issue
of David McFadden’s magazine Mountain. Since then his haiku
have appeared in various journals and anthologies, though a penny
in the grass is his first book devoted entirely to the form.
Allan Brown has published
17 books and chapbooks including Divinations (Ekstasis Editions,
1998), a selection of pieces using garden and wilderness imagery. His
chapbook Imagines (Leaf Press) was co-winner of the bpNichol
award in 2002. His most recent title is another volume of selections,
Frames of Silence (Seraphim Editions). Brown was born in Victoria,
BC, and currently lives in Powell River. |
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