"I knew I was a poet. I knew my intuition was as infallible as the Pope."- Gabriel Syme, in GKC's The Man Who Was Thursday
IN OCTOBER
5 years ago
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A site dedicated to G.K. Chesterton, his friends, and the writers he influenced: Belloc, Baring, Lewis, Tolkien, Dawson, Barfield, Knox, Muggeridge, and others.
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September
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- Burke on Chesterton on Joy
- Thursday on Thursday, no.13
- Just One Chesterton Book Away
- Damn Short Words
- Considering Culture
- New Gresham Book on Lewis
- Thursday on Thursday, no.12
- Free GKC
- Blog Grist
- God Always Vivisects
- I think this blogger may have been around awhile, ...
- Marriage & Sanity
- Separation of Faith and Culture
- Thursday on Thursday, no.11
- Heart Full of Devils
- In Toon With Belloc
- Schall On "Catholic Political Philosophy"
- Not a GKC Friend?
- John Robson on New Orleans
- George MacDonald
- Thursday on Thursday, no.10
- Narnia: Still Shots & Changes
- Who You Callin' "Incomparable"?
- Tolerance of Folly and a Sense of Humour
- Thursday on Thursday, no.9
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