"On Another Man's Wound" was published in London in 1936, although the seven pages detailing O'Malley's ill-treatment while under arrest in Dublin Castle were omitted. An unabridged version was published in America a year later under the title "Army Without Banners: Adventures of an Irish Volunteer". "The New York Times" described it as "a stirring and beautiful account of a deeply felt experience" while "The New York Herald Tribune" called it "a tale of heroic adventure told without rancor or rhetoric."