BOOKS

A book cover titled 'An Uncivil War: The Battle of Orgreave 18th June 1984' by Michael Donald and Daniel Gordon. The cover has a dark, textured background with the title in large white and yellow letters. A quote at the top attributes the phrase 'Brilliant and important' to Alastair Campbell.

An Uncivil War
The New European, 2024. ISBN 978-1-911719-58-8.

Portraits and testimony from the miners' strike of 1984–85, forty years on. The book of Strike: An Uncivil War, Daniel Gordon's feature documentary on the Battle of Orgreave, which premiered at Sheffield DocFest and won the Audience Choice award.

A black book cover featuring a FIFA logo and a gold illustration of a trophy. The title and author are partially visible, and white text at the bottom mentions intimate portraits and interviews with FIFA World Cup final scorers.

GOAL!
Hamlyn, 2017. ISBN 978-0-600-63508-6.

Portraits and interviews with the men who had scored in a World Cup final, tracked down across thirteen countries from Alcides Ghiggia in 1950 onwards. The official FIFA book for the 2018 World Cup in Russia, translated into five languages and shortlisted for Illustrated Sports Book of the Year.

Black book cover featuring white text reading "The Regulars" and "Made in Belfast" with a signature or design element in black ink.

The Regulars
Self-published, 2004. ISBN 0-9548850-0-7.

The regulars of the John Hewitt bar, Belfast, photographed and interviewed over the course of a year. A record of a particular room and the people who kept returning to it.

ESSAYS

Newspaper article featuring a man standing on a soccer field in front of the MetLife Stadium, with a soccer ball at his feet, and a small portrait photo of the same man. The article discusses the 1982 World Cup and the feelings of solitude and accomplishment.

The world's most exclusive club
The NewWorld, issue 485, 4 June 2026. Cover story.

From the GOAL! project

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Can you ever truly understand an artist?
The New World, issue 440, 19 June 2025.

Five years after being transfixed by Scully's A Kind of Red during lockdown — and unable to say why abstract painting should move anyone at all — an attempt to put the question to the painter himself, at his house in Hampstead.

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Republished by Thaddaeus Ropac.

A magazine spread featuring two photographs of a man standing next to each other in different countries, with one photo taken in Chile in 1962 and the other in Brazil in 1950. The Chilean photo shows the man in front of a textured wall with colorful signs, while the Brazilian photo shows him in an indoor setting.
A newspaper page with a headline titled 'The New World' and a subheadline referencing European magazines. The page features a photograph of an elderly man wearing glasses and a patterned shirt, along with several smaller images of artwork or textiles, and blocks of text discussing art, culture, and historical topics.

I had the world at my feet
The Sunday Times Magazine, 1 June 2014.

Photographs and interviews from the Goal! project, published while the work was still in progress.