Autumn Reveries: A Collection of Halloween Haiku

Need a little spine-tingling? Embrace your spooky side + enjoy a good fright with this collection of 31 Halloween inspired haiku poems! Each haiku is in 5-7-5 format and tells a little Halloween story in just 17 syllables. Want to celebrate Halloween all month long? Read one haiku poem every day in October and savor the spookiest holiday of the year. Haiku themes include trick-or-treating, candy, spooky little frights, supernatural creatures like witches or ghosts, and more! Sample Haiku from the book: Dangers Unknown Lone porch light flickers Silent neighborhood surrounds Whispers draw me forth There are 30 more haiku where that came from; order now to read them all!

Katie Rodante is a poet and writer obsessed with storytelling and creativity. Her books include Wreathbound, Autumn Reveries, Woodland Witch, and her upcoming novel Fangs and Frosting. When she isn't writing, she can be found strumming her harp, practicing yoga, or playing games—video or tabletop, not the drama-between-characters kinds she writes in her books. She lives in sunny Dallas, Texas with her husband, two children, and a morkie named Hamphrey.