IRON Press continues its tradition of publishing the best contemporary haiku with this vividly written first collection from Milton Keynes poet Paul Grant
Paul Grant’s haiku, often declining the form’s more traditional subject matters, have a distinctly urban flavour, further emphasising how the Japanese verse form is being effortlessly absorbed into our own literature.
Arriving late
Greeted by
An empty bench
Lip-syncing
The Friday night
Commercials
Two joggers
Trying to outrun
Death
Haiku is now taught in the majority of schools and is a form young people readily take to and emulate.
IRON Press is the country’s leading independent publisher of haiku. IRON Press haiku books come complete with point-of-sale dump bin and full colour A3 promotion poster.
Paul Grant’s haiku, often declining the form’s more traditional subject matters, have a distinctly urban flavour, further emphasising how the Japanese verse form is being effortlessly absorbed into our own literature.
Arriving late
Greeted by
An empty bench
Lip-syncing
The Friday night
Commercials
Two joggers
Trying to outrun
Death
Haiku is now taught in the majority of schools and is a form young people readily take to and emulate.
IRON Press is the country’s leading independent publisher of haiku. IRON Press haiku books come complete with point-of-sale dump bin and full colour A3 promotion poster.