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Lenard D. Moore, Jim Kacian, and William J. Higginson help to lead a panel discussion of "haiku's fourth line." It was a conversation about the ways that a poet's name can affect our interpretation of a poem.
Jim is a poet, a former editor of Frogpond, and the founder of Red Moon Press, an important publisher of haiku and related forms in English. Bill is a poet, editor, scholar, and the author of several essential books about haiku. His recent publications include haiku and the Preface to The Unswept Path, an anthology of contemporary American haiku, edited by John Brandi and Dennis Maloney, from White Pine Press. |
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