Issue: Winter 2021
John Young remembers Chesterton’s absent-mindedness and ponders his remark that it is really the presence of mind on other things.
Symeon Thompson celebrates the benefits of rediscovery in viewing movies or reading books more than once.
Trevor Bailey reviews Joseph Epstein’s recent book of essays and applauds its Chesterton-like common sense.
Garry Nieuwkamp looks at Chesterton’s early opposition to eugenics and the extent to which it continues to be embraced by contemporary culture.
Gary Furnell exalts the value of a liturgical ceremony of mourning in response to death.
The Chesterton biographer Joseph Pearce recalls how Chesterton was his challenging companion during time he spent in prison.