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John Buchan and C.S. Lewis: Civilization, Barbarism, and the Threats to Humanity
One of John Buchan’s most memorable villains paints a chilling image of the future where anarchy upends and destroys civilization. In The Power-House, villain Andrew Lumley makes an alarming statement that barbarism lurks in the shadowy fri...
Seeing John Buchan’s Witch Wood in C.S. Lewis’ The Silver Chair
Hello Runagates Club readers! I wanted to make sure you received my latest essay. I had some challenges with Substack sending the post as an e-mail so I’ve included the link below so you can easily access.
Enjoy and thanks for reading my w...
Seeing John Buchan's Witch Wood in C.S. Lewis' The Silver Chair
“There will aye be trouble at this time o’ year so long as the folk tak’ the Wud at Beltane.” - John Buchan, Witch Wood (1927)
Readers of C.S. Lewis will likely not list John Buchan among Lewis’ major literary influences. In the first plac...
Exploring John Buchan’s Folk Horror: The Watcher by the Threshold
Summer seems to hang on here in North Texas for longer than it should. While the shadows get longer and the resplendent but dead leaves adorn the browning grass, the Texas summer heat seems to defy the seasonal shift. But like all gradual c...
Exploring John Buchan’s Folk Horror: The Wind in the Portico
In last week’s post I introduced Buchan’s No Man’s Land, a classic tale of horror in the Scottish Highlands where our adventurer encounters a tribe of blood-thirsty Picts. This tale dealt with psychological terror resulting from encounters...
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