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Kar-Ku: A Haiku Collection by Joan Huffman

written by Dave Russo

NCHS member Joan Huffman published Kar-Ku, her new collection of haiku, this past December. Congratulations, Joan!

The book description on Amazon says: “Kar-Ku is a travelogue: drives as seen from a Kar (car) and described by haiKu. The text includes monoku, duostich, haiku, and senryu, as well as a few haibun, haiga, and sequence poems.”

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