Music, pop culture and politics:

• Clampdown: Pop-Cultural Wars on Class and Gender (March 2013)

• ‘Post-punk: New, Raw and Female’, chapter in Women Make Noise: Girl bands from Motown to the modern, ed. Julia Downes (November 2012)
• China Mieville interview on post-Olympic London, writing while in full-time wage labour, and remixed fiction (2012)
• ‘Musicians, Authors, and the Digital World’, New Welsh Review (December 2011)
• ‘From Orgreave to the City’, Red Pepper (2009)
• ‘Working poverty: beyond the breadline’, Labour List (2009)

Parody:

• ‘P. G. Wodehouse’s American Psycho‘, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency (May 2011)

History:

• ‘Talking Treason? John Thelwall and the Privy Council Examinations of the English Jacobins, 1794′ (February 2013)
• ‘Symbol, Ritual, and Popular Protest: the Scotch Cattle Rebranded’, Welsh History Review 26:1 (June 2012)
• ‘Poor Taff to Dame Venodotia: visual representations of Wales in the nineteenth century’ (2007)
• ‘Popular Protest and Popular Culture in South Wales, c.1820-1844′ (2006)