"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
"The Poetry Workshop" is more than a class; it's a sanctuary. Every week, seven strangers gather in a dusty room above a bookstore, united by a shared, secret longing to translate life into verse. There's the retired teacher grappling with loss, the barista bursting with unspoken anger, the young mother searching for her identity, and the elusive facilitator, who guards a past as intricate as any sonnet.
As ink meets paper, defenses begin to fall. Through prompts and critiques, they delve into the raw materials of their lives—memory, love, grief, and hope. But when the lines between their poetry and their realities start to blur, the workshop becomes a crucible. They soon discover that the most terrifying and transformative poem of all is the one they are writing with their own lives.
A poignant and compelling collection of poems, with the power to heal, the courage it takes to be vulnerable, and the unexpected families we find when we dare to share our stories.
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Ashok Jahagirdar
Ashok Jahagirdar is a writer, poet and educator whose work explores the intersection of memory, art, and human connection. He has been awarded "The 21st century Emily Dickenson Award" - twice. He has also won the "Ghoslight of Hope" Poetry Contest. His poems also feature in "Nocturne Ash", "Ink without Borders" - anthologies published by WinglessDreamer :Publications.His poems posssess witnessing the transformative power to give voice to our stories. .
