Description
On Anzac Day 1945, John Mulgan — soldier, journalist and author of the iconic New Zealand novel Man Alone — took his own life in a Cairo hotel bedroom. In this novella, Noel Shepherd recreates the last two years of Mulgan’s life in Greece and Egypt, and tries to fathom the cause of his death. The political situation in the world? Personal relationships? The horror of war? These all affected him deeply, but Noel Shepherd comes up with a dramatic new account of Mulgan’s heroic war and tragic end.
