Dunes was a good idea that never got off the ground: an exploration of the traditions of haiku and how they played a role in the traditional, contemporary, and innovative haiku that followed. The intention was to see how these traditions had shifted (hence the title) over the course of time. Unfortunately we have yet to find out . . . Host: Adelaide B. Shaw.
Dunes (An Introduction) BY Adelaide B. Shaw Haiku, like dunes of sand, has shifted over time. The four great masters wrote as individuals with their own style and traditions. Buson’s approach differed from Bashō who came before him. Issa wrote in another…