Fiction
- American Skin : Don De Grazia (ISBN 0-684-86222-0)
- Booted and Suited : Chris Brown (ISBN 1844547469)
- Blind : K. Rodriguez (ISBN 978-1-4116-1271-6)
- Cherry Docs : David Gow (ISBN 1896239374)
- Code of the Roadies : Ted Ottley (ISBN 0553567578)
- Come Before Christ and Murder Love : Stewart Home (ISBN 185242575-3)
- Dragon Skins : Richard Allen (ISBN 0450024482)
- England Belongs to Me : Steve Goodman (ISBN 9781898928003)
- Gay Skins: Class, Masculinity and Queer Appropriation : Murray Healy (ISBN 0304333239)
- Moonstomp! Volume One: Nite Klub : Natassja Noctis (ISBN 978-1-4357-2861-5)
- Raiders Of The Lost Forehead : Stanley Manly (ISBN 1-84068-031-8)
- Ratz are Nice : Lawrence Ytzhak Braithwaite (ISBN 1-55583-554-6)
- Red London : Stewart Home (ISBN 1873176120)
- Skavoovee : Ska Child and David Harris (ISBN 1552129322)
- Skin : Peter Milligan (comic book, ISBN 91-7089-042-0)
- Skinhead : Jay Bennett (ISBN 0-449-70397-5)
- Skinheads : John King (ISBN 0-0994588-7-X)
- Skinheads, Taggers, Zulus & Co. : Patrick Louis (ISBN 2710304449)
- Slow Death : Stewart Home (ISBN 1852425199)
- The Complete Richard Allen Volume 1 (Skinhead, Suedehead, Skinhead Escapes) : Richard Allen (ISBN 0-9518497-1-9)
- The Complete Richard Allen Volume 2 (Skinhead Girls, Sorts, Knuckle Girls) : Richard Allen (ISBN 0-9518497-5-1)
- The Complete Richard Allen Volume 3 (Trouble for Skinhead, Skinhead Farewell, Top Gear Skin) : Richard Allen (ISBN 0-9518497-7-8)
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“Being is a fiction invented by those who suffer from becoming.”
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“The acceptance that all that is solid has melted into the air, that reality and morality are not givens but imperfect human constructs, is the point from which fiction begins.”
—Salman Rushdie (b. 1947)