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Matthew Branton
Matthew Branton (born 1968) is a British novelist and author. He is noted for interrupting a successful career by publishing his fifth novel as a free download during the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
==Life and career==
Branton grew up in Sevenoaks, Kent and was educated at Sheffield City Polytechnic where as an undergraduate he was taught by the Montserratian poet, playwright, and novelist E A Markham, and as a postgraduate by the British novelist Lesley Glaister. His first novel ''The Love Parade'' was published in 1997; ''The House of Whacks'' in 1999; ''Coast'' in 2000; ''The Hired Gun'' in 2001.
Branton published his fifth novel ''The Tie and the Crest'' as a free download in April 2003, to protest UK involvement in the invasion of Iraq. He has published only non-fiction since this date; his novels. though commercially successful, are understood to belong to the outsider-art and politically-radical creative traditions.
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