G.K. Chesterton - The Man Who Was Thursday & The Man Who Knew Too Much
Book Details
Author(s)G.K. Chesterton
PublisherOmnibus Select
ISBN / ASINB001PTH5TE
ISBN-13978B001PTH5T6
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
Description
Two full length novels collected in one edition formatted for the Kindle. ...
GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON [1874-1936] was an English journalist and writer of essays, novels, poetry, plays, and nonfiction. He wrote 80 books and several thousand essays.
In 1896, after attending University College, London, he worked in London for a publisher.
In 1902, he began a column at the Daily News.
In 1905, he began a thirty year carrear as a columnist at The Illustrated London News.
His best novel is considered to be The Man Who Was Thursday.
His detective stories featuring his character Father Brown continue to be widely read.
His poetry has not achieved the acclaim of his other writings, although some extol the quality of The Ballad Of The White Horse.
His best nonfiction work is considered to be Charles Dickens: A Critical Study
GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON [1874-1936] was an English journalist and writer of essays, novels, poetry, plays, and nonfiction. He wrote 80 books and several thousand essays.
In 1896, after attending University College, London, he worked in London for a publisher.
In 1902, he began a column at the Daily News.
In 1905, he began a thirty year carrear as a columnist at The Illustrated London News.
His best novel is considered to be The Man Who Was Thursday.
His detective stories featuring his character Father Brown continue to be widely read.
His poetry has not achieved the acclaim of his other writings, although some extol the quality of The Ballad Of The White Horse.
His best nonfiction work is considered to be Charles Dickens: A Critical Study
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