WILL ELLSWORTH-JONES was chief reporter and then New York correspondent for the Sunday Times as well as holding senior editorial positions at the Telegraph Magazine, The Independent Magazine and Saga Magazine. His books for Aurum are a history of conscientious objectors in the First World War, We Will Not Fight, and Banksy: The Man Behind the Wall. He lives in London.

'pacy account of street-artist Banksy's rise to fame'

• IntroductionThe art of infiltrationOnce upon a timeGraffiti decodedFinding his own styleAnonymously happyThe artist and organiserThe outlaw returns homeDismal delightsHoliday snapsWelcome to Team BanksyPssst … anyone want to buy a wall?The business of BanksyBiting the hand that tempts himArt without a theorySourcesBibliographyAcknowledgements

WILL ELLSWORTH-JONES was chief reporter and then New York correspondent for the Sunday Times as well as holding senior editorial positions at the Telegraph Magazine, The Independent Magazine and Saga Magazine. His books for Aurum are a history of conscientious objectors in the First World War, We Will Not Fight, and Banksy: The Man Behind the Wall. He lives in London.

'pacy account of street-artist Banksy's rise to fame'

• IntroductionThe art of infiltrationOnce upon a timeGraffiti decodedFinding his own styleAnonymously happyThe artist and organiserThe outlaw returns homeDismal delightsHoliday snapsWelcome to Team BanksyPssst … anyone want to buy a wall?The business of BanksyBiting the hand that tempts himArt without a theorySourcesBibliographyAcknowledgements

WILL ELLSWORTH-JONES was chief reporter and then New York correspondent for the Sunday Times as well as holding senior editorial positions at the Telegraph Magazine, The Independent Magazine and Saga Magazine. His books for Aurum are a history of conscientious objectors in the First World War, We Will Not Fight, and Banksy: The Man Behind the Wall. He lives in London.

'pacy account of street-artist Banksy's rise to fame'

• IntroductionThe art of infiltrationOnce upon a timeGraffiti decodedFinding his own styleAnonymously happyThe artist and organiserThe outlaw returns homeDismal delightsHoliday snapsWelcome to Team BanksyPssst … anyone want to buy a wall?The business of BanksyBiting the hand that tempts himArt without a theorySourcesBibliographyAcknowledgements