John Fullerton

John Fullerton has been a public nuisance since the age of five when he was expelled from nursery school. Inspired by Messrs Robert Catesby and Guy Fawkes, he tried to blow it up. He failed. He’s been on the run ever since, living or working in forty countries. As a journalist, including twenty years with Reuters, he’s covered a dozen wars. He also worked for a time as a contract labourer in the role of head agent for Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service during the Cold War. He laboured on a farm in what used to be known as Rhodesia, as a trainee manager in an investment company (also failed), and was temporarily ordained a Buddhist monk, though it didn’t help much. He holds an MA in Buddhist Studies, lives in Scotland, and tries to write thrillers when it’s too cold and wet to do anything else, which it is far too often. So far, he’s had thirteen books published, ten of the thriller-ish variety.