A haiku is a form of codified poetry that appeared in Japan during the second half of the seventeenth century. It consists of a very short text, usually three lines, describing an image, a landscape, an emotion, a feeling... French magician Vincent Hedan had created a wonderful mentalism effect using a notebook of haiku. A spectator chooses freely a haiku, and the magician is able to draw instantaneously what it represents. To say it simple, it is a very effective book-test effect. But in fact it is a lot more than that. It creates a moment of pure emotion, a moment of refinement and of elegance. "Vincent Hedan's Haiku is a clever combination of poetry and mental magic beautifully wrapped to create a strong effect with emotion. Everything I like!"--Boris Wild. "Vincent Hedan's Haiku book test is novel, beautifully produced and its method rests on a smart combination of subtle ideas."--Stephen Minch. No question. No preshow. No stooge. Free choice of haiku. All haiku are different. The notebook is examinable. The perfect book test : you can always have it in your pocket. Can be done in the street for one person or on stage for five hundred.