In the latest edition of Eye News (Dec/Jan 2025), the intersection of medical history and supernatural intrigue comes alive in Peter Cackett’s short story, “Pete’s Bogus Journey” (pages 42–43). This creative piece pays homage to the legendary Roger Armour, a figure synonymous with surgical ingenuity, while weaving a ghostly tale centered on a mysterious 1906 journal entry and a cursed skull. By connecting the real-life forensic research at St. Bride’s Church with the legacy of the celebrated ophthalmologist Douglas Argyll Robertson, the article offers a unique, narrative-driven perspective on the evolution of ophthalmic science. It’s a compelling addition to your collection that proves the field of eye care is as much about human curiosity and storytelling as it is about clinical precision.