Join us for the fourth episode of 'John Buchan Unbound' for an insightful exploration of John Buchan's post-war thriller 'The Three Hostages'. This episode delves into the novel's portrayal of the psychological aftermath of World War I, through the experiences of Richard Hannay and his encounter with the mysterious villain, Dominic Medina. We'll explore the themes of identity, deception, and the moral conflicts in a society still healing from the scars of war. Discover how Buchan's storytelling intertwines with historical insights, revealing the profound impact of the war on both individuals and society. Listen as we unravel the complexities of one of Buchan's most captivating works.

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