Popular poet Robert Dickerson has released a new collection, this time of haiku, with astonishing success. Here are a hundred or so examples of the form, each a thought-provoking gem. Together, the pieces burst upon the reader like a display of fireworks. Some are comic; some, serious. Some are strict; others, more loosely fashioned. Together, they comprise a treasure house of wit with which all serious practicers of the form must reckon. Best, none has been previously published. This collection is a bargain at the cost.