How to Haiku?: A haiku guidebook for the practically confused soul

<p><b>Funny insightful surprisingly deep.</b><br/>- Ruchira Poet Assist. Prof. English Lit. </p></br> </br> <p><br/>Being more exposed to the typical forms of poetry whether in English or Urdu haiku always came across to me as non-conformist with no rhyme no rhythm and its shorter length ensured non-indulgence. <i>This handbook though changed my opinion about haiku forever.</i><br/>- Durgesh Filmmaker</p></br> </br> <p><br/>If youve been thinking about writing haiku or even if youre just curious and wondered if you can write one this book is for you. <b>Kaushal is the teacher that has appeared now that youre ready!</b><br/>- Manjusha Content Strategist</p></br> </br> <p><br/>I tried to learn Haiku but it never drummed into my head. Finally I convinced myself it was not my forte. I probably waited for someone to be out with a guided tour with examples. I stepped on the book step by step read intently and caught the specifics. I congratulate Mr. Kaushal Suvarna for this well-thought-out work and add - <i>&ldquo;Go for it and thank me for this&rdquo;.</i><br/>- Bindu Creative Writer</p></br> </br> <p><br/><b>Breaks the assumptions one often has about haiku making one aware of its limitations and thus its beauty.</b><br/>- Nilesh Film Editor</p></br> </br> <p><br/><i>Fantastically written! </i>A correction guide not only for haiku writers but also for amateur poets who have lost their way. The book gives practice exercises for the reader to check his learnings and subtle humour is used throughout to make the learning journey interesting and keep the reader involved.<br/>- Utpal Banker</p>