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Turner's death
In Pinorman, Richard Aldington states that Turner died of cancer of the tongue. Richard Aldington, Pinorman, Personal recollections of Norman Douglas, Pino Orili and Charles Prentice (Melbourne: Heinemann, 1954), 168.
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