the book's afterword, Lawson writes It is the case that during a long, generally privileged and happy career in the media, I suffered one devastating experience of institutional group-think, baffling and contradictory management, false accusation and surreally sub-legal process; and have personal knowledge of the damage to reputation, employability and health that can result from such an ordeal. Lawson supports Northampton Town FC and frequently goes to games, both at Sixfields Stadium and away. He lives near Towcester in Northamptonshire. Bibliography Bloody Margaret: Three Political Fantasies (Picador, 1991) The Battle for Room Service: Journeys to All the Safe Places (Picador, 1993) Idlewild (Picador, 1995) Going Out Live (Picador, 2001) Enough Is Enough: or, The Emergency Government (Picador, 2005) The Deaths (Picador, 2013) References External links Guardian columns by Mark Lawson BBC Radio 4 profile Mark Lawson interview techniques, BBC Academy Living people Alumni of University College London English male journalists English radio personalities English television presenters Fellows of the Royal Society of Literature The Guardian journalists People educated at St Columba's College, St Albans People from Hendon Writers from Leeds The Times people Year of birth missing (living people)