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Book Shelf - Radio History: Landbased and Offshore Pirate
 Last of the Pirates
By: Bob Noakes
Publisher: Paul Harris Publishing
First published: 1984
In print
ISBN: 0862280923
A saga of everyday life on board Radio Caroline
 Last of the Pirates - Extended Jubilee edition
By: Bob Noakes
Publisher:White Noise Publishing
First published: 2009
In print
A saga of everyday life on board Radio Caroline. New edition containing new chapters.
Available from http://rcsocietysales.co.uk/read.html
 Radio Jackie
By: Colin King
Publisher: The Lanceni Press
First published: 2007
In print
ISBN: 190400640X
The story of Radio Jackie and its 34 year battle to bring local radio to the people of South West London and North Surrey.
 Shiprocked - Life on the Waves with Radio Caroline
By: Steve Conway
Publisher: Liberties Press
First published: 2009
In print
ISBN: 1905483627
From www.radiocaroline.org.uk: "Steve Conway tells of his time aboard the Ross Revenge: the excitement, and danger, of living on board ship for long spells, the constant challenge faced by the crew of keeping complex electronic equipment working in sometimes treacherous conditions and the efforts to rebuild the radio station following the collapse of the ships 300 foot broadcast tower. As well as recounting the strange and isolated lifestyle and the camaraderie of working alongside people who, like him, were completely committed to the radio station, Steve tells of many events behind the scenes that helped or hindered the ship and its crew in those final years. In the dramatic climax to the book, he tells of the final violent storm, and of how he and his few remaining companions feared drowning after the ship ran aground on the notorious Goodwin Sands in hurricane-force winds in November 1991."
 Radio Caroline - The Pirate Years
By: Ralph C. Humphries
Publisher: Oakwood Press
First published: 2003
In print
ISBN: 0853616116
The story of Radio Caroline
 Radio 270 - Life on the Ocean Wave
By: Bob Pready
Publisher: R.E. Pready
First published: 2002
In print
ISBN: 1874366020
The story of Yorkshire's own Offshore Radio Station on-air from 1966-1967
 Pop Went The Pirates
By: Keith Skues
Publisher: Lambs' Meadow Publications
First published: 1994
Out of print
ISBN-13: 978-0907398035(pb) / 978-0907398028(hb)
History of pirate radio
 Pop Went The Pirates II Bk. 2: Definitive History of Offshore Radio
By: Keith Skues
Publisher: Lambs' Meadow Publications
First published: 2009
In print
ISBN-13: 978-0907398059
From www.popwentthepirates.co.uk/: To produce the definitive history of pirate radio and pirate radio ships is a daunting task. Pop Went the Pirates II sets out to achieve this with a comprehensive account from the earliest pirate radio stations in the 1930s up to the present day and takes in reunions and celebrations that have taken place since in England, Holland and the United States of America since the Government outlawed the offshore radio stations in 1967.
 Kiss FM: From Radical Radio to Big Business
By: Grant Goddard
Publisher: Radio Books
First published: 2011
In print
ISBN-13: 978-0956496317
The Inside Story of a London Pirate Radio Station's Path to Success
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