has written for a range of newspapers, magazines, and fanzines over the years, and has contributed to New Statesman in the UK, la Repubblica in Italy, and Le Monde in France. His small-press publication Verbal publishes new fiction and includes an author interview in each issue. A supporter of British withdrawal from the EU, his New Statesman articles A Very Corporate Coup and Flying the Flag were widely commented upon. In 2020, the novella The Beasts of Brussels was published as part of The Seal Club, a three-novella collection that also includes The Providers by Irvine Welsh and Those Darker Sayings by Alan Warner. Reviewing the book, The Scotsman described it as "A page-turning triptych of fast-flowing tales soaked in booze, dark humour, violence and the paradoxes of masculinity". Bibliography Novels The Football Factory (1996) Headhunters (1998) England Away (1999) Human Punk (2000) White Trash (2002) The Prison House (2004) Skinheads (2008) The Liberal Politics of Adolf Hitler (2016) Slaughterhouse Prayer (2018) Novellas The Beasts of Brussels (The Seal Club, 2020) Short stories "Millwall Away" (Rebel Inc., 1995) "Last Rites" (Rovers Return, 1998) "Space Junk" (Intoxication, 1998) "Bulldog Bobby" (Verbal, 2000) "Last Train Home" (la Repubblica, 2008) "The Penalty" (High Life, 2010) "See No Evil" (More Raw Material, 2015) "The Terror Fantastic" (PUSH 2, 2015) "Blue-Eyed Girl" (Twenty Shades of Psycho, 2016) "Friday Night" (w/Jaimie MacDonald, Hull International Photography Festival, 2017) "Hard but Fair" (Denizen of the Dead, 2020) "Drawing Breath" (The Middle of a Sentence, 2020) "Johnny Wayne Rocks" (Songs from the Underground, 2022) Nonfiction Repetitive Beat Generation (Interview/collected authors, ed. Steve Redhead, 1998) The Special Ones (Editor with Martin Knight, 2007) London Fictions (Essay/collected essays, ed. Andrew Whitehead & Jerry White, 2013) PUSH 2 (Interview/anthology, ed. Joe England, 2015) Introductions "The Gentleman Footballer" (The Working Man's Ballet by Alan Hudson, 2017) "From Cradle to Grave" (White Trash, US edition, 2016) "In England's Fair City" (Headhunters, US edition, 2016) "Two Sevens Clash" (Human Punk, US edition, 2015) "Come Running After You" (The Football Factory, US edition, 2015) PUSH (Anthology, East London Press, 2014) May Day by John Sommerfield (London Classics, 2010) Night and the City by Gerald Kersh (London Classics, 2007 & British Fiction, 2020) The Road to Los Angeles by John Fante (Rebel Inc/Canongate, 2000) Hoolifan by Martin King and Martin Knight (Mainstream, 1999) Critical studies Mark Schmitt: British White Trash: Figurations of Tainted Whiteness in the Novels