* Extract from Paul Ham's introduction to be placed with major broadsheet * Wide review coverage to coincide with Anzac Day * Ex-services clubs and seniors magazines to be targeted * Promotions around Anzac Day commemorations * Advertising in literary publications such ABR and the Monthly * Advertising in bookseller newsletters * Featured in Text's newsletter and website * Social media campaign * Early reading copies available to the trade
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'Short, pithy and powerful.' Dominion Post 'This autobiographical novel stands the test of time, revealing human faces caught in a tragic chapter of Australian history.' SMH/Age/Canberra Times 'Evoking a time and place that can still provoke anger, here is a book long overdue for a reprint.' Launceston Examiner 'A savage and mordantly funny novel...Visceral and immediate, irreverent and agonised, the story pules with the plea to "remember...remember"...The narrative slams its way onwards, in brief, brutal, battering scenes like bursts of gunfire, unexpectedly modulating into moments of wistful hope...Nagle takes no prisoners, makes no excuses. It's a story without sentiment, but packed with passion and compassion. Its damaged young men are the core of a shocking, sundering little book that punches far above its length.' Auckland Weekend Herald
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