Graham Fulton

Graham Fulton is a long established writer, performer and publisher based in Paisley in Scotland. His work has been widely published in magazines, newspapers, anthologies and online journals in the USA and Europe. He has had twenty-five full-length poetry collections published by many different publishers including Humouring the Iron Bar Man (Polygon, 1990), One Day in the Life of Jimmy Denisovich (Smokestack Books, 2014), Photographing Ghosts (Roncadora Press, 2014), Equal Night (Salmon Poetry, 2017), Something Good Will Always Happen (Penniless Press, 2018), Flesh and Stone (Controlled Explosion Press, 2018), Glitches of Mortality (Pindrop Press, 2018), Coronaworld (Penniless Pres, 2020), Chips Paracetamol and Wine (Smokestack Books, 2020), The Jackdaw Files (Seahorse Publications, 2022), The Testes of Lenin (Pindrop Press, 2022) and The Big Velodrome in the Sky (Red Squirrel Press, 2023). Angry at the Stars:Selected Poems 1986-2022 is to be published by Rymour Books in 2023. He runs Published in Silence Press. He used to play drums and run marathons. His work has been translated into several languages including Romanian and Spanish. He has also had two non-fiction books published called The Paisley Civil War and The Renfrewshire Victoria Crosses. He was born in 1959.