33 pages 1 hour read

Milk and Honey

Fiction | Poetry Collection | Adult | Published in 2014

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This workbook contains exercises designed to explore readers’ feelings and illuminate Kaur’s writing process. The book features open-ended prompts like: “If I could sit with the men in my lineage, I would tell them ________.” There are also more directed exercises, such as considering a topic, making a drawing about it, describing the feelings the drawing brings up, choosing this description’s most important words, and then expanding. 


milk and honey: tenth anniversary edition by Rupi Kaur (2024)


The reissue includes a new introduction, as well as a new section titled “The Remembering,” which features 40 new poems and 20 new illustrations.

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