The last novel, Bella Poldark, was published in 2002. In 1982, Graham published The Miller's Dance, then The Loving Cup in 1984 and The Twisted Sword in 1990. It was followed by The Angry Tide in 1977 and The Stranger from the Sea in 1981. Regardless, he wrote another seven novels, starting with The Four Swans in 1976. It is not known why he stopped, but it is thought that he may have felt happy and content with where the characters were, and Graham later said he felt he was pressured to write another book. In 1973, Graham published The Black Moon. In 1950, Graham published the third novel, Jeremy Poldark and in 1953, he published Warleggan, the last novel for another twenty years. Graham did extensive research for the setting of his books into what was thought to be a lost era of history. Graham wrote it in an old wooden cottage in Cornwall, and later stated that what 'I was writing was not a planned thing' and that he felt 'the characters working out their own destiny'. In 1946, he wrote the second novel, Demelza Poldark. Graham published the first Poldark novel, Ross Poldark, in 1945.

He had wanted to be an author since a young age, and was supported financially by his mother when his father died, while he tried to get his work published.

When he was 17, Graham moved to Perranporth, Cornwall where he would live for another fourty years. He had pneumonia as a child and was educated at a local day school. Graham was born at 66 Langdale Road, Victoria, Manchester, England on 30 June 1908.

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