David Fulmer has been a writer, editor, and sometimes producer
for over twenty years.
As the author of seven historical novels, he has won a Shamus Award
and a Benjamin Franklin Award and has been nominated for a LA Times
Book Prize, a Barry Award, and a Falcon Award. His novels have been
selected for numerous “Best of” lists, including New York Magazine’s
“Best Novels You’ve Never Read” and Atlanta Magazine’s “Best of the
Shelf,” and have received superlative reviews from The New York
Times, USA Today, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Washington Post,
The Times Picayune, The Detroit News, The Boston Globe, Kirkus
Reviews, The Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Publishers Weekly, and The
Christian Science Monitor. Most recently, he was nominated for the
2009 Shamus Award for Best Novel for The Blue Door. His seventh novel, The Fall, was released
in 2010 by Five Stones Press, and his holiday novella The Night Before released in October 2011.
Five of his novels are in translation (French, Italian, Japanese, and Turkish) and four have
been released as audiobooks.
Among his production projects is the audio series “Americana – A Mosaic of American Music” which
was featured on NPR-affiliate WABE-FM and on WMLB-AM, both in Atlanta. He wrote and produced
the documentary "Blind Willie's Blues," which Video Librarian called "nothing less than the economic,
social, and historical evolution of America's indigenous music.” He co-produced and wrote the liner
notes for “Piano Red – The Lost Atlanta Tapes,” which was released in August 2010 on Landslide
Records. He’s also a former Nicholls Fellowship and Writers Network semi-finalist.
David Fulmer lives in Atlanta with his daughter Italia.
for over twenty years.
As the author of seven historical novels, he has won a Shamus Award
and a Benjamin Franklin Award and has been nominated for a LA Times
Book Prize, a Barry Award, and a Falcon Award. His novels have been
selected for numerous “Best of” lists, including New York Magazine’s
“Best Novels You’ve Never Read” and Atlanta Magazine’s “Best of the
Shelf,” and have received superlative reviews from The New York
Times, USA Today, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Washington Post,
The Times Picayune, The Detroit News, The Boston Globe, Kirkus
Reviews, The Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Publishers Weekly, and The
Christian Science Monitor. Most recently, he was nominated for the
2009 Shamus Award for Best Novel for The Blue Door. His seventh novel, The Fall, was released
in 2010 by Five Stones Press, and his holiday novella The Night Before released in October 2011.
Five of his novels are in translation (French, Italian, Japanese, and Turkish) and four have
been released as audiobooks.
Among his production projects is the audio series “Americana – A Mosaic of American Music” which
was featured on NPR-affiliate WABE-FM and on WMLB-AM, both in Atlanta. He wrote and produced
the documentary "Blind Willie's Blues," which Video Librarian called "nothing less than the economic,
social, and historical evolution of America's indigenous music.” He co-produced and wrote the liner
notes for “Piano Red – The Lost Atlanta Tapes,” which was released in August 2010 on Landslide
Records. He’s also a former Nicholls Fellowship and Writers Network semi-finalist.
David Fulmer lives in Atlanta with his daughter Italia.
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