Caledonia Australis: Scottish Highlanders on the Frontier of Australia

Watson, Don.

Reference

Harpercollins

Construction Cost Estimating

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

McGraw=Hill

The Story of Australia: An Illustrated History for Young Australi Ans

History

Australia & Oceania

Penguin Books Australia Ltd.

From birds, to love letters, imagined apologies, mind-numbing management-speak, Oscar Wilde, Anzac Day, strange people and racehorses, in this collection of his writing Don Watson brings his distinctive voice and way of seeing to a host of deserving subjects. Historian, essayist, speechwriter, humourist, anti-cant crusader; Don Watson has a gift for luring us to the nub of a matter, or at least to a new view of it, there to grin or grind our teeth at the spectacle. Over the years Don Watson has written on politics and politicians in Australia and the USA, sport, nature, history, culture, crimes against speech, and military commemorations. Sometimes he writes in celebration of a moment or a creature of beauty; at other times, because something or someone gets on his goat - or up it, as young folk say these days. At the heart of all of his work is the belief that, more than just about anything else - more even than free markets or lifestyle choices - in a civilized society words matter.

There It Is Again

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Vintage Australia

Originally published under title: Death sentence : the decay of public language.

Death Sentences - How Cliches, Weasel Words, & Management-Speak Are Strangling Public Language (05) by Watson, Don [Hardcover (2005)]

Penguin / McGill Institute

Indians of the Mesa Verde

Mesa Verde Museum Association

The Quick End: Three Novellas

Literature & Fiction

Bracewell, Michael

Edward, Mark

Contemporary

HarperCollins, Publishers

A collaboration between Col Madigan, srvivor of this World War II disaster, artist Jan Senbergs and historian Don Watson, this collector's book, with tipped-in colour plates, tells by words and images the horrific story of the sinking of HMAS Armidale in the Timor Sea, and the gruelling ordeal undergone by the survivors. The book is illustrated with a suite of drawings (now held in the National War memorial, Canberra) by Jan Senbergs and a memoir by Col Madigan. The powerful introductory essay is by award-winning historian and biographer, Don Watson.

Armidale '42: A survivor's Account

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Macmillan Art Publishing

The product monitor: How to plan and evaluate the profitability of a product

Dataplan

The Board Member's Companion: Understanding How to Make a Difference

Sports & Outdoors

Createspace Independent Pub

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