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Lanning Russell is a retired high school teacher of Economics and History. He has a checkered employment history and is especially pleased with himself for having participated successfully in many solo challenges – marathons, summiting glaciated mountain peaks, epic bike rides and solitary treks into the wilderness. His lifelong achievement is starting a family late in life and for that he thanks his wife and children. Lanning lives with his wife, Margaret, in Portland. They are both transplants from the eastern megalopolis.
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A Bad Haiku is a novel for our times and about the future that awaits us. If you enjoy Dystopian novels this is a gripping tale of disillusionment, destruction and despair, but with personal elements which are compelling, heartfelt, heartbreaking, and (perhaps, just perhaps,) hopeful. Russell demonstrates an in-depth knowledge of the causes and consequences of the calamities leading to the decaying world of a Bad Haiku. There were moments when I wanted to stop reading because the story often hit too close to home. But you keep reading because you’ve got to know. Can we survive?
A Bad Haiku is like watching a train wreck in slow motion .. and then interviewing the survivors and the observers.
Wow! They talk! This must be our podcast from the future.
I was expecting a prophesy of doom and gloom and maybe a sermon. What I found was a postcard from the edge and a travelogue.
Wow! They talk! This must be our podcast from the future.
I was expecting a prophesy of doom and gloom and maybe a sermon. What I found was a postcard from the edge and a travelogue.
a graphic explanation of 'a thousand cuts'.
Wow! They talk! This must be our podcast from the future.
Wow! They talk! This must be our podcast from the future.
I was expecting a prophesy of doom and gloom and maybe a sermon. What I found was a postcard from the edge and a travelogue.
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