Juxta Media

In April 1993, just before the end of the Holy Year commemorating the historic occasion of the centenary of the ascension of Baha’u’llah, Roger White passed away. By that historic juncture in the history of the Baha’i Faith, this emerging world religion was continuing its rise from an obscurity in which it had existed for nearly a century and a half. In addition, the literary work of several Baha’is during that century had signalled the emergence of a Baha’i consciousness in world literature. The poetry of Roger White was part of that emergence. His story and his poetry are briefly examined in this book.