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36 reviewsTwelve stories comprise John Buchan's last collection of short stories, a classic of British interwar short fiction written from 1913 to 1927.
Buchan's most popular character Richard Hannay battles an ancient curse in South Africa in 'The Green Wildebeest' and Edward Leithen tags along in an assassins' war in 'Sing a Song of Sixpence'. The Runagates Club features First World War spy and code-cracking thrillers 'The Loathly Opposite' and 'Dr Lartius'; tales of supernatural possession in deepest Wales, comfortable Oxfordshire and the House of Commons, in 'The Wind in the Portico', Fullcircle' and '"Tendebant Manus"'; and stories of survival in the far North and in Depression-era Canada with 'Skule Skerry' and 'Ship to Tarshish'. There is farce too, in 'The Frying-Pan and the Fire' and '"Divus" Johnston', and the riotous journalistic romp of 'The Last Crusade' is the last word on fake news, for all eras.
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