The Scandal of Father Brown
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The stories in this collection are:
1. The Scandal of Father Brown, p. 1
2. The Quick One, p. 24
3. The Blast of the Book, p. 55
4. The Green Man, p. 74
5. The Pursuit of Mr. Blue, p. 101
6. The Crime of the Communist, p. 127
7. The Point of a Pin, p. 153
8. The Insoluable Problem, p. 181
9. The Vampire of the Village, p. 206
G. K. Chesterton
Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874–1936) established himself as a controversial journalist before he began writing fiction in 1904. His best known character is Father Brown, a quiet and unassuming Catholic priest-detective, whom he immortalized in several volumes of short stories. Chesterton also wrote poetry and literary criticism and was a lifelong friend of essayist and poet Hilaire Belloc.
As you delve into the Father Brown mysteries by G. K. Chesterton, be prepared for a literary adventure that goes beyond the conventional crime-solving narrative. Father Brown offers readers not only a captivating journey into the world of mystery but also a chance to ponder life's deeper questions. Whether you are a seasoned detective fiction aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, the charm and wit of Chesterton's storytelling are sure to leave a lasting impression. So, grab a copy of the Father Brown series and immerse yourself in a world where crime and philosophy converge in a delightful dance of wit and wisdom.