Publisher's summary
URGENT!
JUST RELEASED: THE LOST JOURNAL OF INDIANA JONES™
The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation is pleased to release one of its most prized holdings, the heretofore "lost" journal of Dr. Henry "Indiana" Jones, Jr., which was obscured within the KGB's collection for years before passing into the Russian Federation's possession. From Jones's notes on his youthful encounters with the likes of Lawrence of Arabia and Teddy Roosevelt, through his adulthood adventures with the Thuggee Cult, the Nazis, and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, this journal covers nearly fifty years in his life, spanning from 1908 to 1957. Dr. Jones's snapshots, sketches, press clippings, and entries recording his personal thoughts are all revealed in this volume, giving new insight into one of the most enigmatic adventurers of the twentieth century.
Notes
- Indiana does not discuss his tragic marriage to Deirdre Campbell, leaving the Russian annotator perplexed.
- For realism, pages detailing 1933 to 1935 are torn out, meaning the journal misses out on Max McCoy's novels.
- Indiana notes he must consult the College's Medical Department after seeing Mola Ram removing a person's heart, believing there must be a rational explanation. This creates a consistency with his (still) cynical persona in Raiders of the Lost Ark.