No Second Chances

Morgan Jones was born inDublin and moved to London in 2015. She has worked as a political aide andjournalist, with her writing appearing in The Guardian, The i,Bloomberg, Jacobin, i-D, The House and elsewhere. She was formerlya reporter for LabourList and is currently a contributing writer at the NewStatesman and co-editor of Renewal: A Journal of Social Democracy.

“History may often bewritten by the victors, but this lively work of oral history shows us why weought to study the losers too. Sometimes hilarious, occasionally horrifying –but always fascinating. Nobody is better at excavating the sealed tombs ofprogressive politics than Morgan Jones.” – Patrick Maguire“A readable and veryfunny tour of a period that gave British politics PTSD.” – Jonn Elledge“A witty andrelentless insight into the failings of the anti-Brexit movement.” – NewWorld “Careful, scrupulous andfair” – ConservativeHome “An entertaining historyof the campaign for a second referendum.” – The Economist“A clear and incisiveaccount of the campaign for a second EU referendum.” – The House magazine“A fascinating insight into British class politics, tribalism, and how (not) to do political campaigning, social media and celebrity. ... On top of that, it’s laugh out loud funny, which is not what you expect from a book about Brexit!” – openDemocracy