Satire in a Disbelieving Culture
Karl Schmude explores whether satire is possible in a culture that no longer has fundamental beliefs by which human follies can be exposed - laughed at so they...
Gary Furnell provides a balanced review of Richard Ingrams’ recent book on whether Chesterton was anti-Semitic.
Premiere of a Chesterton Movie
The Defendant reports on a recent Australian movie production of Chesterton’s play, ‘Magic’, and the acquisition by Campion College of a copy of the play personally signed by...
Margaritas in Elfland – William F. Buckley, Jr. (1925-2008)
David Deavel reveals the impact of Chesterton on the life and thought of the American author, editor and broadcaster, William F. Buckley Jr (1925-2008).
News of an important study by Trevor Merrill on the emergence of a new generation of Catholic novelists.
Chesterton and the Locked Tomb
John Young reviews a crime novel by the Australian broadcaster and columnist, Kel Richards, which features Chesterton as one of its characters.