Don Watson
In On Indignation, with characteristic wit, Don Watson explores indignation through generations of his family and their Old Testament rages. He asks why wounded pride or a sense of injustice unleashes the furies and whether there is ever virtue in it. Dazzling in its humour and eloquence, Watson turns to George W Bushâ€”the figure who most excites his own indignation.
Nonfiction
On Indignation