That'd be Right: A fairly true history of modern Australia
About this ebook
In THAT'D BE RIGHT, much loved actor and author William McInnes gives his personal view on the things we love – sport, families, politics and the greatest spectator sport of them all, an election campaign. He takes the momentous landmarks that fascinate us, such as Melbourne Cup Day, Grand Final wins and election night parties, and brings them into our back yards. He also writes about early morning swimming carnivals, lawnmowers and sitting in the stands at the cricket with his son.
THAT'D BE RIGHT is a biographical trip through Australian life with lots of yarns along the way.
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About the author
William McInnes is one of Australia’s most popular stage and screen actors, and with the publication of his memoir A MAN’S GOT TO HAVE A HOBBY and his novel CRICKET KINGS, he has become a much-loved writer too. In 2006 A MAN’S GOT TO HAVE A HOBBY was selected as one of the Books Alive 50 Great Reads and William was named ‘Australian Newcomer of the Year’ at the Australian Book Industry Awards, and in 2007 CRICKET KINGS was shortlisted in the ‘Australian General Fiction Book of the Year’ category for these awards. William received critical and public acclaim for his leading role in the film Look Both Ways, written and directed by his late wife, Sarah Watt. In 2011, he and Sarah co-wrote WORSE THINGS HAPPEN AT SEA, a celebration of family life in words and pictures. He is the Ambassador of the Year of Reading, 2012.
William grew up in Queensland and now lives in Melbourne with his two children.
