Eight cases, and a frame story in which the little priest finally explains his method: he solves crimes by imagining himself the criminal until he feels what the man felt. Chesterton wrote Father Brown for money and produced, almost by accident, the only detective in English fiction who is interested in the soul rather than the puzzle. Fifty-three plates by painters including Grimshaw and Shaw follow the priest through the moonlit docks, quays and northern nights where his cases unfold.
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50 Masterpieces you have to read before you die vol: 2
Alarms and Discursions : Essays on Small Things Noticed
The Man Who Was Thursday : A Nightmare
The Man Who Was Thursday : A Nightmare
The Innocence of Father Brown : Twelve Cases of a Priest-Detective
The Uses of Diversity : Essays on Things Worth Disagreeing About
The Innocence of Father Brown : Twelve Cases of a Priest-Detective
The Napoleon of Notting Hill : A London Borough Declares Its Independence
All Things Considered : Essays from the Illustrated London News
El muerto de la casa del pavo real
The Complete Father Brown