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    A Hundred Haikus For Luna
    A Hundred Haikus For Luna
    A Hundred Haikus For Luna
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    A Hundred Haikus For Luna

    By Steve Howard

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    A Haiku is a Haiku. A Hundred Haikus For Luna is then one hundred haikus. They are almost traditional haikus. They may break the odd rule.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteve Howard
    Release dateOct 29, 2017
    ISBN9781370378616
    A Hundred Haikus For Luna
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    Steve Howard

    Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 1960. Moved to London, Ontario, Canada in 1967. Started playing hockey and piano. Went to Sir Wilfred Laurier High School and played the trumpet.Studied Architectural Technology at Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Sciences. Started playing guitar and writing a little. On a trip to the mountains in 1982 with a friend I decided, or was awakened to the knowledge that I was going to pursue writing. Graduated 1984 and moved to Toronto.Moved to Saarbrücken, Germany in 1993.Have traveled many places in North, Middle and South America and Europe.Besides reading and writing also work on photography and music.

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