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On this page you will find various forms of information to use if you are writing an article or a blog item concerning the poet Peter Hague. The contact link is also at the bottom of every page of this site.
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The following words and images are for use in your press articles and blog items. They are offered for use under the strict regulations of copyright laws and must always be accompanied by the confirmation '©Peter Hague'.
60 word bio:
Peter Hague has written poetry most of his life and always returned to writing, like it was some sort of duty – a way of explaining the world – or testing it. Being a creative director kept him close to the visual arts, but he is now devoting his time to poetry and five books are now available with more to follow.
https://www.peterhague.com
Peter Hague has written poetry most of his life and always returned to writing, like it was some sort of duty – a way of explaining the world – or testing it. Being a creative director kept him close to the visual arts, but he is now devoting his time to poetry and five books are now available with more to follow.
https://www.peterhague.com
150 word bio:
Peter Hague has written most of his life and always returned to writing, like it was some sort of duty – a way of explaining the world – or testing it. His five books of poetry, including 'Summer With The Gods', 'Louder Prayers' and 'The Momentary Clock' display a landmark development of his talent – one defined in a period of re-invention which began to take place around 2016. Also available are ‘Gain of Function’, which is a collection produced during the febrile atmosphere of the pandemic, and ‘Hope in the Heart of Hatred’: a ‘bridge’ between his earlier work and the work he is doing now. A number of other books are in production, encompassing both his exciting current work and a revival of his early output, stretching back to the nineteen-seventies. He has finally decided to concentrate his remaining years on a quest to become a voice in poetry.
https://www.peterhague.com
Peter Hague has written most of his life and always returned to writing, like it was some sort of duty – a way of explaining the world – or testing it. His five books of poetry, including 'Summer With The Gods', 'Louder Prayers' and 'The Momentary Clock' display a landmark development of his talent – one defined in a period of re-invention which began to take place around 2016. Also available are ‘Gain of Function’, which is a collection produced during the febrile atmosphere of the pandemic, and ‘Hope in the Heart of Hatred’: a ‘bridge’ between his earlier work and the work he is doing now. A number of other books are in production, encompassing both his exciting current work and a revival of his early output, stretching back to the nineteen-seventies. He has finally decided to concentrate his remaining years on a quest to become a voice in poetry.
https://www.peterhague.com
200 word bio:
Peter Hague has written most of his life and always returned to writing, like it was some sort of duty – a way of explaining the world – or testing it. His five books of poetry, including 'Summer With The Gods', 'Louder Prayers' and 'The Momentary Clock' all display a landmark development of his talent – one defined in a period of re-invention which began to take place around 2016. Also available are ‘Gain of Function’, which is a collection produced during the febrile atmosphere of the pandemic, and ‘Hope in the Heart of Hatred’: a ‘bridge’ between his earlier work and the work he is doing now. A number of other books are in production, encompassing both his exciting current work and a revival of his early output, stretching back to the nineteen-seventies. He has finally decided to concentrate his remaining years on a quest to become a voice in poetry.
Throughout the preceding decades Peter Hague was a creative director at a number of design and advertising agencies before going freelance. He has also been known as a digital artist, going by the art name of 'e-brink'. There is an e-brink web site displaying many of his creations.
https://www.peterhague.com
Peter Hague has written most of his life and always returned to writing, like it was some sort of duty – a way of explaining the world – or testing it. His five books of poetry, including 'Summer With The Gods', 'Louder Prayers' and 'The Momentary Clock' all display a landmark development of his talent – one defined in a period of re-invention which began to take place around 2016. Also available are ‘Gain of Function’, which is a collection produced during the febrile atmosphere of the pandemic, and ‘Hope in the Heart of Hatred’: a ‘bridge’ between his earlier work and the work he is doing now. A number of other books are in production, encompassing both his exciting current work and a revival of his early output, stretching back to the nineteen-seventies. He has finally decided to concentrate his remaining years on a quest to become a voice in poetry.
Throughout the preceding decades Peter Hague was a creative director at a number of design and advertising agencies before going freelance. He has also been known as a digital artist, going by the art name of 'e-brink'. There is an e-brink web site displaying many of his creations.
https://www.peterhague.com
Here are some images of the books I have published so far…
"…and always returned to it, like it was some sort of duty – a way of explaining the world – or testing it. "
"Always be a poet, even in prose"
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