Books
- Still Suitable for Miners: Billy Bragg: The Authorised Biography (2002, rev. ed.), ISBN 0-7535-0691-2
- Friends Reunited: Remarkable Real Life Stories from the Nation's Favourite Website (2003), ISBN 1-85227-039-X (ed.)
- Where Did It All Go Right?: Growing Up Normal in the 70s (2003), ISBN 0-09-188667-8
- Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now: My Difficult Student 80s (2004), ISBN 0-09-189691-6
- That's Me in the Corner: Adventures of an Ordinary Boy in a Celebrity World (2007), ISBN 0-09-189786-6
- Shouting at the Telly (2009), Contributor (Editor John Grindrod) Faber and Faber ISBN 0-571-24802-0 ISBN 978-0571248025
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