The Journal is published in December of each year.
Contents JBJ Issue 58

Editorial

‘Wild Doings in Turkestan’: Central Asia in the writings of John Buchan – by Alexander Morrison
William Buchan’s Journey in Sikkim – by Ursula Buchan 
‘The lingering magic of an elder England’: Landscape and weather in John Buchan’s fiction – by Conor Farrington
Hannay and the Angels: Mr Standfast as an allegory of the battle between Heaven and Hell – by Phyllis Brighouse
John Buchan’s Digestive Symptoms: a twenty-first-century medical analysis – by George Bird
The Enemy Within the Gates: gastric illness – by Jill Felicity Durey
John Buchan’s Ulstermen – by Rodney Gamble
A Letter by John Buchan on American History – by John Stephens
‘Dreams of Little Profit’: Buchan and Hitchcock: three abandoned film projects – by Santiago & Andrés Rubín de Celis
Chedworth Roman Villa and The Blanket of the Dark – by Andrew Walker
Obituary for Lord James Douglas-Hamilton – by Harry Douglas-Hamilton
Michael Haslett (1933 – 2025), an appreciation – by Michael Redley
Bibliophile’s Corner: 100 Years Ago, 1925 – by Kenneth Hillier