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Consumption. n. 1. The action or process of consuming. 2. An amount consumed. 3. dated Tuberculosis. 4. A book of selected pamphlets published by Controlled Explosion Press, Roncadora Press and Urban Free Press between 2008 and 2019, none of the poems from which have appeared before in a full-length collection. Poems about love and war, orange trains and pink-haired punks, mushroom clouds and carbon footprints. Poems about travelling in man-ma...

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2016 and 2017. Years in which the world seemed to settle ever deeper into a spiral of collective craziness and waste. Years of casually barbaric war, desperate refugees, 'Breaking News' terror attacks, man-made tragedy, corporate indifference and the grotesque election of a vengeful, narcissistic, imbecile president by a supposedly intelligent nation. Dystopia becoming commonplace. These poems are a surgery of the human condition, an explorati...

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The 1960s. The decade of upheaval and change. Growing up in Scotland. Paisley. The years that didn't seem to be important but now mean everything. The years that moved so slowly. Were over in an instant. Summers that seemed to stretch forever. Summers that bent the laws of time. The time of being small. Childhood. We took it for granted. Space. Innocence. Lack of knowledge. Everyone would always be here. We'd always be the same age in the same...

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It's a world of madness, but we have to keep going. We have to keep taking whatever this life throws at us, and somehow arrive at the end happily intact. Graham Fulton's collection, using new poems, and poems selected from two previously published pamphlets, stumbles and careers through a geography of absurdity and tenderness, defeat and hope, obsession and paranoia. A real breathing world populated with drunks, Daleks and devil dogs, Proust-l...

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A gathering of Paragraphs, detached retinas of life rising to the surface from out of the black blur of memory. Brief encounters with astronauts, bats, writers and baboons, random files from long gone decades spent walking the everyday mad streets of home