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-[[Donald P. Inskip]]. 1972. ''Forty Little Years: The Story of a Theatre''. Cape Town: [[Howard Timmins]].
+[[Donald Inskip]]. 1972. ''Forty Little Years: The Story of a Theatre''. Cape Town: [[Howard Timmins]].
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-[[Donald P.Inskip]]. 1972. ''Forty Little Years: The Story of a Theatre''. Cape Town: [[Howard Timmins]].
+[[Donald P. Inskip]]. 1972. ''Forty Little Years: The Story of a Theatre''. Cape Town: [[Howard Timmins]].
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-[[William James Makin]] ((1893-1944) was a journalist, adventurer, playwright and author of popular adventure fiction.
+[[William James Makin]] (1893-1944) was a journalist, adventurer, playwright and author of popular adventure fiction.
 Sometimes referred to as [[William Makin]].
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 Wrote the one-act play ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'', which won the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]]'s one-act play competition in 1929, and was performed by them that year. The text published in The ''[[Cape Argus]]'' (4 May, 1929).
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-[[William James Makin]] (born 1894) was a South African author.
+[[William James Makin]] ((1893-1944) was a journalist, adventurer, playwright and author of popular adventure fiction.
 Sometimes referred to as [[William Makin]].
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 ==Biography==
-Born [[William James Makin]] in 1894,
+He served in the British Army during the First World War, until he was gassed in the Somme in 1916, while his journalistic career took him to India, Burma, Malaya, China and South Africa over the years, where he covered uprisings and rebellions for his newspapers. Having returned to Britain he became a fiction writer.
 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==

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	Sometimes referred to as [[William Makin]].		Sometimes referred to as [[William Makin]].

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	[[William James Makin]] (born 1894). Writer.		[[William James Makin]] (born 1894). Writer.
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	Wrote ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'', which won the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]]'s one-act play competition in 1929, was performed by them that year and published in The ''[[Cape Argus]]'' (4 May, 1929).		Wrote ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'', which won the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]]'s one-act play competition in 1929, was performed by them that year and published in The ''[[Cape Argus]]'' (4 May, 1929).