Most Popular Books by Ian Watson

Refereed technical papers for the subject Conference

Translated and community-appropriate telecommunications resources for remote Indigenous communities

A short children''s story about a family''s first visit to The Ickenham Miniature Railway. The children enjoy rides on steam trains and other locomotives. The railway is looked after by the Ickenham and District Society of Model Engineers. Ickenham is a village in the London Borough of Hillingdon.

Collection of the views and personal stories of over 50 Queenslanders involved in Reconciliation. Explores how the movement spread throughout Queensland, culminating in the 2000 Reconciliation Week Bridge Walk. Includes colour photos, notes and index. Watson won the 2001 Queensland Media Award for best coverage of multiculturalism and Foley was the Queensland Coordinator of the Australians for Reconciliation project from 1996-2000.

Two act play.

"The efforts of the North Harbour Club over a 20 year period from 1995 through until 2015 have been truly exceptional. When the founders created the charitable trust back in 1995, it is highly unlikely that they would have foreseen that the organisation would be in such a strong position, and have achieved so much, two decades later. To celebrate this success, the first 20 years of the club has been captured in a 200 page hard covered quality book - The First Twenty Years of Excellence - written by founding member Ian Watson and current president and long-serving trustee Aidan Bennett. Not only is this book an excellent historical record that generations will look back on, it also highlights what can happen when different sectors collaborate for the good of their community. In this case the momentum was started by a group of business leaders, along the way they have embraced the education and public affairs sectors and made a real difference to those achieving excellence in the arts; information technology, innovation and science; music; sport and community service. They''ve also had some fun."--Publisher''s information.

Prior to what follows, our plucky quartet of Xiaolong, Zbeth, Yatta, and Ngela--who crew the time machine salvage ship Fibonacci which sets out from Cranberry, Oz, in 2776 Common Era aided by Homer the Artificial Intelligence to salvage time machines gone astray--became involved with tall aliens who left a dozen of their species in stasis cabinets in Antarctica 100K years ago until an asteroid melted Antarctica''s ice-cap in 2072 CE. Alas, Ngela perished inside dwarf planet Ceres from a giant spider bite but later turned up alive inside a stasis cabinet due to a ''Bolt mann Brain'' from the utterly far future, quite a conjuring trick. Now read on . . .