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About Paul Hullah
- Paul William Hullah is an English writer who has published several volumes of poetry, short stories, and literary criticism, as well as a series of literature-based EFL textbooks for university students in Japan and articles in several academic journals in the field of EFL.
- He was co-editor of the 1997 authorized international edition of the collected poetry of the major novelist Dame Iris Murdoch.
- He had also co-edited, in 1996, Playback and talk show: new Edinburgh crimes, by Ian Rankin, the first book of Inspector Rebus stories to be published in Japan.
- In 2016, he published the critical monograph "We Found Her Hidden: The Remarkable Poetry of Christina Rossetti". Hullah was born in Ripon, North Yorkshire, and now lives in Japan.
- He attended Ripon Grammar School, and then lived and worked for over a decade as a music and arts journalist in Edinburgh, Scotland, while achieving an M.A.
- (in English Language and Literature) and a Ph.D.
- (the poetry of Christina Rossetti) from the University of Edinburgh.
- Hullah was an active figure in the Edinburgh underground arts and music scene during the 1980s; one of his many commercially unsuccessful bands was Teenage Dog Orgy.
- He moved to Japan in 1992 and is currently Associate Professor of British Literature (Poetry) at Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo.
- In 2013 he received the Asia Pacific Brand Laureate International Personality Award for ‘paramount contribution to the cultivation of literature [that has] exceptionally restored the appreciation of poetry and contributed to the literary education of students in Asia.’
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