Did you know we have a store here is Seattle called Ada's Technical Books? http://www.seattletechnicalbooks.com/ I found it yesterday at the Geek Girl Con - feminist books on women in science and tech, out of print biographies of Ada - you would love it!
Good luck on the haibun. So glad you're trying it out! I know what you mean about trying to write in prose. I always try to read a little Basho first and then practice; he's such a good inspirer (if that's the right word) of this form. A little loose in the paragraph, then zoom to super focus on the haiku. For me it took a lot of practice to get into the swing.
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Now, write a haibun about Ada...
Date: 2011-10-08 03:57 am (UTC)Re: Now, write a haibun about Ada...
Date: 2011-10-09 12:29 am (UTC)Re: Now, write a haibun about Ada...
Date: 2011-10-09 09:44 pm (UTC)http://www.seattletechnicalbooks.com/
I found it yesterday at the Geek Girl Con - feminist books on women in science and tech, out of print biographies of Ada - you would love it!
Good luck on the haibun. So glad you're trying it out! I know what you mean about trying to write in prose. I always try to read a little Basho first and then practice; he's such a good inspirer (if that's the right word) of this form. A little loose in the paragraph, then zoom to super focus on the haiku. For me it took a lot of practice to get into the swing.