Johnston's latest book is his autobiography, 'A Touch Personal'. You can order this book from amazon.com by clicking here

Some quotes about the book...

The book in your hands is alive! Turn the pages and you will meet real people, dilemmas you'll probably recognise in your own life, and ideas that are embodied in stories and passion.
Alison Elliot, Moderator of the General Assembly
2004

A racy and rumbustious clerical autobiography that is also the reflective swansong of a distinguished religious broadcaster
Harry Reid, former Editor, The Herald.

If I had to choose someone to preach for Scotland , to tell stories for Scotland , to irritate for Scotland , I would choose Johnston McKay. This book does all these things, and it also hints at the intelligence, the generosity and the vulnerability which makes him a treasure to his friends
Very Revd Dr Andrew McLellan, HM Inspector of Prisons for Scotland

Johnston McKay's memoir is enjoyable, trenchant, amusing, and full of hard-won insights into the joys and struggles of parish ministry and religious broadcasting. And the pain and vulnerability of the author's personal journey make A Touch Personal a compelling and affecting read.
Ron Ferguson, Herald columnist

Be warned! This book does not keep its distance. It will get under your skin. It is passionately committed and achingly honest. That's as personal as it gets.
Revd Alan McDonald, Moderator designate of the General Assembly of 2006

Other titles include 'Glimpses of Hope, God beyond Ground Zero' and relates to the events of September the 11th of which the Archbishop of Canterbury said "it is a brave, clear-headed and compassionate book which does not shrink the hardest questions posed by September 11th. I value it greatly."
You can order this book from amazon.com by clicking here.
The book is published by St. Andrews press. Click here for their website. Click on the front and back covers to see them in detail.

Previous to that he wrote 'This Small Pool', a book on sermons and sermon writing was published in 1996 by St. Mungo Press. More information on the book can be found by clicking here.

Other works
Through Wood and Nails (1982)
Essays in Honour of William Barclay (Joint ed.) (1976)
From Sleep and From Damnation (w. James Miller) (1970)