Ghosts, The Space of Joy, Song & Dance

“Fuller’s poetry can be seen to build a bridge of boats between light verse and solemn elegy with the best technique of anyone writing in Britain now.”—Peter Porter

“Elegant, surprising meditations on approaching death—the persistence of past people and things, and the liveliness of infants. I have much admired and enjoyed John Fuller’s collection of poems Ghosts. He contemplates age and death with a kind of glee and surprised intelligence that I find very sympathetic.” —A.S. Byatt