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Neuware - Are right whales smart >BIOAlan Summers, author of 'Does Fish-God Know' >Alan Summers is this century's Basho. Highly recommended.>Ordinary moments become extraordinary, and no one does it better. >The use and command of the poetic line is remarkable. These are the crystals of a focused poet, teacher, and life-long student in the art of haiku. >Powerful, unique, special, and quite unforgettable literature every enthusiast of haiku and senryu, student or scholar could benefit enormously from . . .>Alan reminds us that haiku is an integral part of city life and re-establishes the importance and application . . . in our modern world.>Alan Summers makes use of the Western mind and a Japanese tradition to show that haiku has a place in the modern world . . .>One of the first books I have read in the modern haiku style, having isolated myself for years.-Joann Grisetti, author The Cutter, and In the Quiet Valley.