Books & Books presents…

AN EVENING WITH DANIEL MEDINA

discussing

Kigo: Four Seasons in Haiku 

(Indie Earth Publishing, $14.99)

Tuesday, January 9th, 6:30 PM | Books & Books, Coconut Grove

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Books & Books is thrilled to present an evening with Daniel Medina as he discusses his poetry book: KIGO: Four Seasons in Haiku (Indie Earth Publishing, $14.99)

This event is FREE and open to the public and books will be available for purchase the night of the event! Please RSVP only if you intend to join us.

About the Book:

Encapsulating the first 50 years of life of poet, musician and artist Daniel Medina, KIGO: Four Seasons in Haiku is a quartet in time told through the experiences, memories and events that occurred, commencing with Winter. Presented in American-style Haiku as written by Richard Wright and American Haiku Pop perfected by Jack Kerouac, KIGO is a journey of depth memorialized, demonstrating wisdom, empathy and humility.

Daniel Medina was born in Chicago, Illinois, and raised in Miami, Florida. A graduate of Florida International University, Daniel went on to serve in U.S. Military Intelligence. He holds graduate degrees from the University of Oklahoma and St. Thomas University (Florida Center for Theological Studies), Miami Gardens, Florida, where he earned his doctorate with distinction. Daniel has also written and presented lectures on several topics, including Charles Williams’ Theology of Romantic Love and Co-Inherence, Zen Meditation, Mindfulness, World Religions and Spirituality, Conflict Resolution, José Marti, and the American Transcendentalist Movement. Dr. Medina is a public school teacher and an ordained minister with the United Church of Christ. Dan is also a painter and photographer. He lives in Little Havana with his wife, Victoria.