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ep. 72 - Experimental Haibun
Haibun might be the most exciting form being written today. It seems not too long ago that haibun was just journal entries that included haiku. Over the last decade, poets have begun pushing the form past those old bounds. Katie, Tim, and friends discuss, joined by two of the premiere haibun explorers, Kat Lehmann and Roberta Beary.
At the Table
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Kat Lehmann
Roberta Beary
Dick Westheimer
Brian O'Sullivan
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By Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
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Haibun might be the most exciting form being written today. It seems not too long ago that haibun was just journal entries that included haiku. Over the last decade, poets have begun pushing the form past those old bounds. Katie, Tim, and friends discuss, joined by two of the premiere haibun explorers, Kat Lehmann and Roberta Beary.
At the Table
Katie Dozier
Timothy Green
Kat Lehmann
Roberta Beary
Dick Westheimer
Brian O'Sullivan
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