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Seasons of war / Christopher Lee.

Title
Seasons of war / Christopher Lee.
Author
Lee, Christopher David
Publication
  • Scoresby : Penguin Group Australia.
  • Melbourne, Vic. Penguin Group (Australia), 2015.

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Lee, Christopher.
Description
137 pages; 21 cm.
Summary
"Packed into tiny boats, Michael, his brother Dan and their mates think only of what is to come. These young Australians miss home, hate the enemy and are choking in fear. After the surreal panic of that first dawn charge up the Turkish beaches, when nothing is as they were told, they dig in. For the next eight months, each will play his part in the epic battle of Gallipoli. Trying to survive in the lottery of close warfare and watching as the seasons change, Michael comes to wonder whether the men he fights are so different from himself. Wedged in the trenches, soldiers of both sides will be irrevocably changed by two relentless forces – the turning seasons and the grinding machine of war. Even if they survive, what will they become? This powerfully lyrical novel by acclaimed screenwriter Christopher Lee (writer of the TV series Gallipoli) takes us to the heart of the diggers' experience. It brings to life the kind of truth that only fiction can – what it was like to be in those trenches, and how the character of the nation transformed when Gallipoli changed these men" --Publisher's description.
Subject
  • Australia. Australian Army > Military life > Fiction
  • Australia. Australian Army
  • World War (1914-1918)
  • 1914-1918
  • World War, 1914-1918 > Campaigns > Turkey > Gallipoli Peninsula > Fiction
  • Soldiers > Fiction
  • Armed Forces > Military life
  • Military campaigns
  • Soldiers
  • Gallipoli Peninsula (Turkey) > Fiction
  • Turkey > Gallipoli Peninsula
Genre/Form
Fiction
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
ISBN
  • 9780670078837
  • 0670078832
OCLC
  • 897357566
  • SCSB-12253659
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library