Summer With The Gods Seventy-three Poems

This Book Of Collected Poems Has Grown In Power And Complexity Over The Last Few Years, Becoming What Might Be Called A Bonded Fusion Of Defined Intent - A Sort Of Magic That Began To Stray Across Its Own Borders. It Grew Into The Natural Spaces Between The Individual Poems To Create Something Approaching A Loosely Epic Story Of Pseudo-mythology, Semi-autobiography And A Broad Gathering Of Observation. Peter Hague Certainly Manages To Inject Into His Work A Constant Newness Of Unfailing Excitement And You Will Be Hard Pressed To Find A Work Of Poetry Written In Current Times That Is More Inventive, Creative Or Searching.