Hannah Nausheen Begg

Hannah is a poet and novelist, and has authored three poetry collections where she amalgamates meaningful words with other fastidiously selected words to deliver the distinctive qualities of the poems she shares.

The poet’s love of English language and literature inspired her to write poems. She believes that poetry is best used to express emotions and possibly is one art form where people feel inspired to write and share their thoughts without considering the need to study for it. Whilst Hannah started writing her poems as an unexperienced poet without the requisite knowledge, she has developed her art over the years through her writing and study – the author is now a skilled poet who creates experiences and shares stories through her words. Her poems are reflective of challenges experienced in the world; relatable extended metaphors for lessons learned in life. There is a story that can be written about anything and everything. Hannah's success with her poems led to the creation of Aria, The Devil's Gift & The Devil's Curse.

Aria, is the first novel written by the author. The author draws inspirations from the rich ancient history and civilization of ancient Iraq and from Islamic mythology. The author’s beliefs, mixed heritage, and culture have also played a huge part inspiring her to weave these into this book. The author’s love of fantasy, classical mythology and Arabian folklore inspired her to write her debut novel, Aria, an idea that started many years ago, but she did not put pen to paper until after qualifying as an English teacher.

Hannah Begg is an English teacher, and it is her love of literature (and cats) that encouraged her to write and share this story. Hannah's literary success has encouraged her to continue with her love of writing, and she is currently working on her next project. You can find out more about the author on her author website.