Letters from the Emu War
Letters from the Emu War by J. A. Bryden is a unique exploration of the great emu war of 1932, published by J.A. Bryden on December 15, 2021. This 154-page book presents the story from the perspective of the emus, who ultimately emerged victorious. Through a blend of fictional characters and historical context, the narrative unfolds via letters, journals, and newspaper articles, offering readers an unconventional take on this unusual event.
In this engaging account, readers will follow characters such as Edward R Long-toe, the leader of the Mob, and William J Whistlebeak, a researcher and historian, as they embark on a journey in search of food that leads them into conflict. The format of the book, consisting entirely of correspondence and articles, provides a distinctive lens through which the events of the emu war are examined. This edition is presented in English and offers a fresh perspective on a historical incident, making it a noteworthy addition to the realm of fiction.
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Based on true events Letters from the emu war tells the story of the great emu war of 1932 from the unique perspective of those who won. (Spoiler alert: It was the emus.) The book follows a number of fictional characters including Edward R Long-toe, the leader of the Mob and William J Whistlebeak, a researcher/historian as they travel west in search of food and inevitably find themselves in war. The story is told entirely through letters, Journals and newspaper articles. It’s a book like no other based on a true event like no other.
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