John Buchan

4 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 1 time in other books.

Books by John Buchan

• The Thirty-Nine Steps (1915): mentions 1 book, mentioned in 1 book
• Greenmantle (1916): mentions 2 books
• Prester John (1910): mentions 3 books
• Mr. Standfast (1919): mentions 3 books

Quotes from John Buchan's books, and about them

• The Thirty-Nine Steps on A Thousand and One Nights: “My father had brought me out from Scotland at the age of six, and I had never been home since; so England was a sort of Arabian Nights to me, and I counted on stopping there for the rest of my days.”
• Greenmantle on A Thousand and One Nights: “a picture of an old man in a turban coming out of a bottle in a cloud of smoke, which I remembered from a child's edition of the _Arabian Nights_.”
• Prester John on The Pilgrim's Progress: “The Pilgrim's Progress had been the Sabbath reading of my boyhood”
• Prester John on Antony and Cleopatra: ““Unarm, Eros,” he cried.”
• Prester John on Anabasis: “Xenophon’s Ten Thousand did not hail the sea more gladly”
• Mr. Standfast on The Pilgrim's Progress: “It was from the Pilgrim's Progress that I read next morning ... beside his grave.”
• Mr. Standfast on Ghost Stories of an Antiquary: “One man had been reading a book called the Ghost Stories of an Antiquary.”
• Mr. Standfast on The Golden Treasury: “We had all the same edition—the one in the Golden Treasury series.”

Authors John Buchan's books mention

• Anonymous (2): The Thirty-Nine Steps mentions A Thousand and One Nights; Greenmantle mentions A Thousand and One Nights
• John Bunyan (2): Prester John mentions The Pilgrim's Progress; Mr. Standfast mentions The Pilgrim's Progress
• Francis Turner Palgrave (1): Mr. Standfast mentions The Golden Treasury
• M. R. James (1): Mr. Standfast mentions Ghost Stories of an Antiquary
• William Shakespeare (1): Prester John mentions Antony and Cleopatra
• Xenophon (1): Prester John mentions Anabasis

Plus 1 mention between John Buchan's own books.