haikuKATHA - Issue 11
- ravi kiran
- Sep 22, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 2, 2022
haikuKATHA unfolding the story within a monthly journal from Triveni Haikai India
Issue 11 22 September 2022 founder and managing editor: Kala Ramesh associate editors: Ashish Narain
Firdaus Parvez
Priti Aisola
Shalini Pattabiraman
Suraja Menon Roychowdhury
Vandana Parashar
consulting editor: Shloka Shankar
proofreader: Sushama Kapur
web editor: Ravi Kiran
ISSUE 11
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Hearty congratulations to all the poets featured in our Eleventh ISSUE!
Here's wishing haikuKATHA goes from strength to strength each month!
ISSUE 11 is now LIVE!!
Associate Editors, Madhuri Pillai and Akila G. are stepping down for personal reasons. We wish them the very best. Earlier in the year Associate Editors, K. Ramesh and Shobhana Kumar also stepped down for personal reasons. A huge thank you to all four beautiful poets. Associate Editors, Reid Hepworth (from Oct 2022), Sanjuktaa Asopa (from 15 October 2022) and Hemapriya Chellappan (from Dec 2022) will be joining us. A huge welcome to all three lovely poets. _()_
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Such a beautiful read to come back to after a break - congratulations to all the contributors and thank you so much to the team for putting this wonderful edition together _()_
Enjoyed going through the issue, so much of learning, thank you.
I have a question asking to gain more awareness of the structure with the utmost respect to the community 🙏🏼 I have been reading online about haiku.It has to be concrete and capture a moment.
But I see metaphors floating around here that are very well received. I mean, those visualisations are not there in the concrete but abstract. I am a novice in this art with limited knowing. Kindly advice.
A wonderful read, such a treasure! So many gems...
I absolutely love this issue. My heartfelt thanks to @Kala Ramesh ma'am and the awesome editorial team for including my Haiku. I loved going through it. Will probably read it a few more times to absorb as much as possible.
@Vandana Parashar 's brilliant analysis of @Ron Russell 's ku opened up so many layers of the poem for me. It is a wonderful tutorial on how to read Haiku.