There are 19 books by William Kingston on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Beyond intellectual property (1996). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 South Sea Whaler 1815 · 128 pages
  2. 2 The Kingstonian system of painting in dry colours after the Grecian method 1835
  3. 3 Mark Seaworth 1866 · 192 pages
  4. 4 Innovation : The Creative Impulse in Human Progress 1978
  5. 5 Beyond intellectual property 1996 · 256 pages
  6. 6 The Creative Impulse in Human Progress 2003 · 220 pages
  7. 7 Patents and the measurement of international competitiveness 2006 · 224 pages
  8. 8 The Kingstonian Poems 2007 · 254 pages
  9. 9 The Kingstonian System Of Painting In Dry Colors After The Ancient Grecian Method 2007 · 84 pages
  10. 10 Adventures of Captain Cook 2011 · 192 pages
  11. 11 Direct protection of innovation 2013 · 360 pages
  12. 12 How Capitalism Destroyed Itself 2020 · 192 pages
  13. 13 Interrogating Irish policies 2021 · 350 pages
  14. 14 Tiny Tim and the Two Foot Journey : The Shortest Journey Often Feels the Longest When the Journey Is into Yourself--A Christmas Carol 2023
  15. 15 Tiny Tim and the Two Foot Journey 2023

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has William Kingston written?

BookOrb lists 19 books by William Kingston.

Where should I start with William Kingston?

A good starting point is Beyond intellectual property (1996).

What is the William Kingston books in order list?

In publication order: 1. South Sea Whaler (1815), 2. The Kingstonian system of painting in dry colours after the Grecian method (1835), 3. Mark Seaworth (1866), 4. Innovation : The Creative Impulse in Human Progress (1978), 5. Beyond intellectual property (1996), 6. The Creative Impulse in Human Progress (2003), 7. Patents and the measurement of international competitiveness (2006), 8. The Kingstonian Poems (2007), 9. The Kingstonian System Of Painting In Dry Colors After The Ancient Grecian Method (2007), 10. Adventures of Captain Cook (2011), 11. Direct protection of innovation (2013), 12. How Capitalism Destroyed Itself (2020), 13. Interrogating Irish policies (2021), 14. Tiny Tim and the Two Foot Journey : The Shortest Journey Often Feels the Longest When the Journey Is into Yourself--A Christmas Carol (2023), 15. Tiny Tim and the Two Foot Journey (2023).