John Buchan
John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweedsmuir (1875-1940) was a Scottish novelist, historian, and statesman best known for his adventure novel 'The Thirty-Nine Steps.' He wrote over 100 books across multiple genres including novels, biographies, and historical works, while maintaining a distinguished career in politics, diplomacy, and publishing. He served as Governor General of Canada from 1935 until his death in 1940.
adventure fiction
historical novels
biography
history
poetry
short stories
children's literature
supernatural fiction
The Thirty-Nine Steps - The Original Classic Edition
Greenmantle (Richard Hannay Book 2)
Prester John
The Moon Endureth: Tales and Fancies
Mr. Standfast (Richard Hannay Book 3)
The Path of the King
John Burnet of Barns A Romance
The African Colony Studies in the Reconstruction
The Power-House
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The Thirty-Nine Steps [with Biographical Introduction]
The Thirty-Nine Steps (Illustrated)
The Thirty-Nine Steps: John Buchan (Pan 70th Anniversary Book 25)
The Thirty-Nine Steps [with Biographical Introduction]
Huntingtower
The Thirty-Nine Steps
A Lost Lady of Old Years
A Prince of the Captivity
The 39 Steps
Huntingtower
Greenmantle
The 39 Steps
The Watcher: By John Buchan - Illustrated
Midwinter
The Thirty-Nine Steps (Richard Hannay Book 1)