One year of reading G.K.Chesterton

Even though my 'official' year with Chesterton ended yesterday, I picked up this work of poetry today to get some taste of it. A few...

In these final days of this year, I decided to reread this monumental work by Chesterton. I was not disappointed: the description of paganis...

I loved the first chapter of this book, where Chesterton discusses his experiences at the American consulate. Later observations are also re...

I just started 'What I saw in America', and I am still laughing at Chesterton's description of the forms he had to fill out at t...

This has been the sole book by Chesterton which seemed to be outdated. This may be merely my perception, because of a lack of knowledge of n...

Chesterton allegorizes the nature of Pan-Germanism as follows: The horse asserts that all other creatures are morally bound to sacrifice th...

Chesterton's book 'The crimes of England' seems to principally deal with the relation between England and Germany (which is not ...