William McInnes is probably best known to most of us as Nick in "Blue Heelers", or perhaps Max in "SeaChange". But he's also a prolific author, most recently of a book called "That'd Be Right".
Here, at a Dymock's Literary Lunch he's in conversation with Susan Wyndham, Literary Editor of The Sydney Morning Herald. And he's fabulously entertaining discussing the themes of his book: family, sport and politics.
William McInnes became a popular writer with his memoir A Man's Got to Have a Hobby and his novel Cricket Kings. But with this latest book, William recounts his Queensland childhood, in a close but strictly Labor-voting family. One particularly endearing story he tells is of his mother, after a couple of drinks, ashamedly admitting that she'd once voted Democrat in the Upper House!- Dymocks
Bio
William McInnes
William McInnes is an Australian film and television actor.
McInnes released his first book A Man's Got to Have a Hobby in August 2005. His second book Cricket Kings was released in 2006.
Susan Wyndham
Susan Wyndham is a senior writer on books and culture for The Sydney Morning Herald.