Monday, 23 January 2017

Know About the Works of Nicholas Hagger, British Poet, Literary Author, Man of Letters, Cultural Historian, and Philosopher

Champions of his body of works feel that he has something distinctive to say that is much-needed today. His vision of the fundamental unity of the universe and of humankind, which he calls Universalism, has impacted on seven disciplines: on literature, mysticism, history, comparative religion, philosophy, international relations/statecraft and culture.


This website provides background on all Nicholas Hagger’s writings and presents them as a whole. In his writings he has held up a mirror to all aspects of our Age.

His literary work includes nearly 1,500 collected lyrical and reflective poems, over 300 classical odes, two poetic epics, five verse plays and more than a thousand collected stories, and a literary investigation into the fundamental theme of world literature. He has written autobiography, diaries and literary travelogues that can be classified as eyewitness history.

For more acknowledgement, please visit at here: http://www.nicholashagger.co.uk/

Thursday, 6 October 2016

Nicholas Hagger – Famous British Poet and Philosopher

Being a famous British Poet and Philosopher, Nicholas Hagger has three new books released in December that include Selected Poems like Quest for the One, which contains extracts from his collected poetic works, his two poetic epics and his verse plays; Selected Stories: Follies and Vices of the Modern Elizabethan Age, a selection from his 1,000 miniature stories, each of which has a vivid title; and The Dream of Europa, a poetic masque in the tradition of Ben Jonson’s court masques in the early 17th century, celebrating 70 years of the EU. The first two books reflect his statement of the fundamental theme of world literature in A New Philosophy of Literature – dialectic between a quest for the One and condemnation of social vices from an implied virtue. Prefaces in these books show that his poems and stories are rooted in the 17th century.



Readers, who have read books and poetry of Nicholas Hagger, wish to know his poetic works. For this, they can listen to the poems revealed in the back cover of selected poems – Quest for the One. In addition, nearly 1500 poems, two poetic epics, verse plays and more than 300 classical odes, there is a lot more that you will get from him.

A New Philosophy of Literature reveals many elements in the fundamental theme of literature. Readers and those listeners understand that they can learn so many significant things when they pay attention to every article from this famous British Philosopher. If you love to read poems from famous poets worldwide then you can read his poems in your free time. You will be happy to gain knowledge of so many things for enhancing your efforts to write a poem.

As a successful literary author UK today, Nicholas Hagger and his poetry works create a centre of attention among residents in the UK. Nicholas Hagger hopes that many nations surrounding the UK will join in the European Union in the future to get mutual benefits on a regular basis. He expects that the number of states of a European Union will become 50 like the United States. At present, a European Union presides over 28 states only.

To read the back covers of his books, see www.nicholashagger.com

Saturday, 24 October 2015

Nicholas Hagger has three new books coming out in December



Nicholas Hagger has three new books coming out in December: Selected Poems: Quest for the One, which contains extracts from his collected poetic works, his two poetic epics and his verse plays; Selected Stories: Follies and Vices of the Modern Elizabethan Age, a selection from his 1,000 miniature stories, each of which has a vivid title; and The Dream of Europa, a poetic masque in the tradition of Ben Jonson’s court masques in the early 17th century, celebrating 70 years of the EU.
The first two books reflect his statement of the fundamental theme of world literature in A New Philosophy of Literature: a dialectic between a quest for the One and condemnation of social vices from an implied virtue. Prefaces in these books show that his poems and stories are rooted in the 17th century.
To read the back covers of these books, see www.nicholashagger.co.uk.

Thursday, 10 September 2015

About Nicholas Hagger (http://www.nicholashagger.co.uk)



Nicholas Hagger had two new books out earlier in 2015: My Double Life 1: This Dark Wood and My Double Life 2: A Rainbow over the Hills.

These two works are autobiographical. The first ends in 1973 and the second continues to the present. They chronicle 93 experiences of the mystical Light from on-the-day diary entries. They describe his transformation which left his instinctively seeing the world and universe as a unity. They tell the story of the growth of his philosophy Universalism which is like a rainbow with seven bands. The seven bands are the seven disciplines in which he has written: literature, mysticism, history, comparative religion, philosophy, international politics/statecraft and culture.
It is a fascinating story which takes us behind the creation of his philosophical outlook and covers several disciplines. The books leave us with a clear insight into the universe and the unity of humankind.





To read the back covers of these books, see www.nicholashagger.co.uk.