Chesterton and the Third Spring Resources

Background Postmortem on a Rebirth: The Catholic Intellectual Renaissance

The Catholic Cultural Revival

Chesterton The American Chesterton Society

Introduction

Works on the Web

The Club of Queer Trades and the Fourth-Rate Civilization

Select Passages from Chesterton's Heretics

The Napoleon of Notting Hill & The Patriotic Idea (1904)

Selected Chesterton on Popular Art & the Moral Imagination

"On Gargoyles"

Chesterton's The Man Who Was Thursday (1908): Heresy, Anarchy, Madness, Egoism

Three Rival Methods of Pursuing Truth

The Man Who Was Thursday & the Problem of Evil

Introduction to The Book of Job

Outline of Chesterton's Orthodoxy

Friendship & The Duelist: Chesterton's The Ball and the Cross

"The Roots of the World"

"St. Francis Xavier"

Chesterton on Detective Fiction

Chesterton on Detective Stories (4 source essays)

Metaphysical Realism and Chesterton's Manalive

The Structure of Manalive

Sayers The Dorothy L. Sayers Society

Triune Analogies in Dorothy Sayers’s The Mind of the Maker  

Discussion Guide for The Nine Tailors

"The Lost Tools of Learning"

"Dorothy Sayers: A Christian Humanist For Today"

Profiles in Faith (Sayers Bio & Overview)

Mauriac Nobel Biography

Introduction (includes full bibliography of his works and their English translations)

Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech

François Mauraic's The Frontenacs & the Roles of Memory, Family, and Grace

Bernanos Introduction
Jones David Jones Resource Page

"David Jones' In Parenthesis: A Retrospective Journey through the Landscapes of Art and War"

"David Jones and the Sacrament of Art"

Waugh Influence of Chesterton on Waugh

Introduction

"A Guided Tour Around the Works of Evelyn Waugh"

Greene Introduction

Selected Quotes by Greene

O'Connor Introduction

The Andalusia Foundation

Flannery O'Connor and the Theology of the Grotesque

 

"All manner of thing shall be well/ When the tongues of flame are in-folded/ Into the crowned knot of fire/ And the fire and the rose are one." -- T.S. Eliot, Little Gidding