322 pages : black and white illustrations, facsimiles, maps, portraits ; 24 cm
Contents
Not dark yet -- The lost garden -- A burra puzzle -- The worshipful master -- The matriarch -- A quiet man -- Beautiful strength -- Peeling cormlets -- Laurie and I -- The Laha massacres -- Wizard fires -- The cheerful rat -- A steady profession -- The virile vanguard -- Our Arkley home -- World travellers -- The groves of academe -- Underwater sailors
Summary
Spurred on by his encroaching blindness, prominent historian David Walker's Not Dark Yet is a frank, witty and innovative memoir that connects the small, seemingly inconsequential events of daily life to larger historical themes of family, war, patriotism, racial identity, religious belief, knowledge of the world and death
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 312-319)