Not Asking what if
Haiku — Selected and New
Muse-Pie Press
ISBN: 978-0-918452-51-8
Perfect Bound
80 Pages, 105 Haiku
June 2016
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Traditional haiku, environmental haiku, psychological haiku, spiritual haiku—Adele Kenny has done them all. Her haiku are spare and powerful, always nuanced with rich symbolism. Her images and juxtapositions make readers hold their breath in wonder.
— Malachy McCourt, Author of A Monk Swimming
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A three-term president of the Haiku Society of America, Adele Kenny has won numerous haiku awards, including a first place Merit Book Award, first place Henderson Award, first place Raymond Roseliep Memorial Award, first place Renku Award, first place Haiku Quarterly Award, various best of issue awards, Museum of Haiku Literature Awards, a Tiny Poems Press Award, and one of her haiku appeared on the marquee of the Rialto West Theater in NYC as part of the 42nd Street Art Project. Her haiku have been translated into several languages, including Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, and Russian.
Ragazine Review, September 2016
— Malachy McCourt, Author of A Monk Swimming
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A three-term president of the Haiku Society of America, Adele Kenny has won numerous haiku awards, including a first place Merit Book Award, first place Henderson Award, first place Raymond Roseliep Memorial Award, first place Renku Award, first place Haiku Quarterly Award, various best of issue awards, Museum of Haiku Literature Awards, a Tiny Poems Press Award, and one of her haiku appeared on the marquee of the Rialto West Theater in NYC as part of the 42nd Street Art Project. Her haiku have been translated into several languages, including Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, and Russian.
Ragazine Review, September 2016
| Read a Review by Wally Swist, Published in Frogpond 39:3 |
