A History of Haiku (Volume One)

Focusing on the unique ability of haiku to capture fleeting moments, this anthology showcases the work of Reginald Horace Blyth, a pivotal figure in Western haiku appreciation. Blyth, renowned for his four-volume collection, offers insights into the art form's history, emphasizing its masters and less successful poets alike. His selection reflects a deep understanding of haiku's essence, illustrating its capacity to convey profound experiences and emotions that often elude verbal expression.