Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874–1936) was a prolific English writer, journalist, and poet especially well known for his keen wit and clever turn of phrase. An outspoken Christian apologist, he converted to Roman Catholicism in 1922 and wrote a popular series of detective novels featuring a fictional priest, Father Brown, who thought his way through solving many a murder mystery while serving as voice for Chesterton's own observations of life and the human condition.
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Membership organization promotes scholarship, sponsors an annual conference. Biography, suggested reading for beginners, directory of local groups, blog, and FAQs.
Group blog discussing Chesterton's thought, influence, and his impact upon contemporaries.
Large collection of books, articles, and essays, most in several formats (HTML, text, zip). Brief biography, picture archive, and web resources.
From James Kiefer's Christian Biographies.
Brief illustrated biography, with links to related topics.
Located at Seton Hall University. Sponsors conferences, lecture series, research and writing. Publisher of The Chesterton Review.
Located at Seton Hall University. Sponsors conferences, lecture series, research and writing. Publisher of The Chesterton Review.
Large collection of books, articles, and essays, most in several formats (HTML, text, zip). Brief biography, picture archive, and web resources.
Brief illustrated biography, with links to related topics.
Group blog discussing Chesterton's thought, influence, and his impact upon contemporaries.
Membership organization promotes scholarship, sponsors an annual conference. Biography, suggested reading for beginners, directory of local groups, blog, and FAQs.
From James Kiefer's Christian Biographies.
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