I’m delighted to have co-authored an article on haiku in the climate crisis for The Conversation UK with fab PhD student Paul Chambers. You can read it for FREE right here!
Haiku are about intense moments of perception, in which “the vast is perceived in one thing”. But in addressing climate change so little, are English-language haiku really depicting “the vast”?
This article was partly inspired by the research I undertook during my year as Researcher-in-Residence for The British Haiku Society. If you’d like to know more about that, you can read the resulting paper, ‘Twisting Point’, for free here!
