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Men Laughing single work   poetry   war literature   "Sometimes if the night is quiet, I can hear men laughing"
Issue Details: First known date: 1943... 1943 Men Laughing
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    y separately published work icon Air Mail Palestine with Other Verse and Some Prose David McNicoll , Sydney : Dymocks , 1943 Z1055544 1943 selected work poetry autobiography war literature Sydney : Dymocks , 1943
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    y separately published work icon Poets at War : An Anthology of Verse by Australian Servicemen Ian Mudie (editor), Melbourne : Georgian House Jindyworobak Publications , 1944 Z337876 1944 anthology poetry war literature Melbourne : Georgian House Jindyworobak Publications , 1944 pg. 91
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    y separately published work icon Deal Me In : Sixty Years in Journalism and Never a Dull Moment David McNicoll , St Leonards : Allen and Unwin , 1995 Z214403 1995 selected work poetry prose biography autobiography war literature humour

    'After sixty years in the strife-ridden occupation of journalism, David McNicoll shares a sort of index to his life-his movements, his likes and dislikes (both expressed in his customarily blunt fashion), his ups and downs, and, above all,his love affair with journalism. This fascinating collection of pieces from past by-lines and Bulletin columns shows McNicoll at his finest. However, it will be, perhaps, his poetry that is most surprising. Already given a guernsey by Kenneth Slessor for his war poetry, McNicoll also reveals a talent for children's verse.' (Publication summary)

    St Leonards : Allen and Unwin , 1995
    pg. 214
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