Andrew Ross Books in Order

There are 21 books by Andrew Ross on BookOrb. A strong starting point is No-Collar (2004). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Biography

Andrew Ross has actively photographed Wellington's urban landscape since the early 1990s, with emphasis on older buildings, those which are threatened with demolition or significant renovation, and the people who make their lives or livings in the buildings. He is a keen tramper and has a great appreciation of the NZ landscape, which he also photographs. While Ross's photographic oeuvre is essentially documentary, his skill in selecting viewpoint and judging lighting, and his use of a large format camera pushes his work strongly into the sphere of fine art photography. Like Laurence Aberhart, he contact-prints his hand-developed negatives. By this process, the ultimate rendition of tonality and fine detail can be achieved by a skilled practitioner, giving each individual print a unique quality.

-from Photospace Gallery website

Standalone books

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Andrew Ross written?

BookOrb lists 21 books by Andrew Ross.

Where should I start with Andrew Ross?

A good starting point is No-Collar (2004).

What is the Andrew Ross books in order list?

In publication order: 1. Old Scottish regimental colours (1885), 2. Old Scotish regimental colours (1885), 3. Universal Abandon? the Politics of Postmodernism (Cultural Politics) (1989), 4. The Celebration Chronicles (2000), 5. No-Collar (2004), 6. Low Pay, High Profile (2004), 7. Alain Baxter Unfinished Business (2005), 8. Fast Boat to China: High-Tech Outsourcing and the Consequences of Free Trade (2007), 9. 9live's Finding a Way Out (2012), 10. Krediokrasi (2015), 11. Introduction to Derivative Markets (2015), 12. Undetected Scars (2018), 13. The Lyons of Cossins and Western Ogil, cadets of Glamis (2021).