Pit Stops and Proton Beams

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Let's just say you're hitching your way to another galaxy and weird space dust somehow gets into your spacesuit and your tongue goes numb...

And now the simple idea of a haiku 575, suddenly changes and the balance of syllables becomes some other numerical equivalence. Come along on this journey of what we're calling experimental haiku, or maybe, another dimension;

get infected and just say these words: "Beam me up Scotty!"

"A minimalist approach to an exploration from SF tropes with more than 200 haiku. Clever, entertaining, and at times laugh-out-loud."-Bruce Boston, author of Spacers Snarled in the Hair of Comets"The haiku becomes a singularity alien that mutates, lives in your heart, and never dies in this awesome exploration of syllables, space and soul."-Christoph Paul, author of Horror Film PoemsSci-Fi Fun! Whimsical, different and a brilliant reversal of the haiku. In your best alien voice, I recommend reading this collection again and again. Such a humorous gem!-Sharon Ferrante, author of The Choir of Crickets