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Haiku in my Neighborhood (M. Hanks Gallery, 2009)

Written by Carla on January 31, 2010 — Leave a Comment

Charles_HaikuHaiku in my Neighborhood. Poems by Dee Dee McNeil, photographs by Roland Charles,  M. Hanks Gallery, 2009, ISBN 978-0-9821810-1-0, $25.00.

(Pages from the book are viewable at Google Books online.)

Haiku in my Neighborhood – a coffee table book of 50 haiku poems written by jazz singer/songwriter Dee Dee McNeil with photographs by noted photographer-artist and arts activist Roland Charles.  The haiku poems were matched to the photographs creating a unique language and visual experience.

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