A few more G. K. Chesterton books.

Thanks, Nathan!

Would you feel comfortable adding these (and the previous Chesterton ones you did) to the list of User Contributed Personal Books on the Logos wiki? I used to keep that list up-to-date but have gotten way behind. Some people help out by adding the books they post to the list. The wiki is editable by anyone. You get into edit mode by clicking Edit in the upper right. Scroll down to the place where you want to make the change. Put entries in alphabetical order by author's last name and within an author grouping, alphabetically by title. Hit Enter at the end of a line to open up a new line. Start it off with a space-asterisk-space which will make a bullet point. (Look at surrounding lines to get the syntax right.) Then enter the author name (last name first, comma separated) followed by a period, and then the title in italics (which is done by enclosing it in forward slashes). To make the entry link to your post on the Files forum where the PB can be downloaded, use the syntax of double open square brackets, the line as it will appear in the wiki page with author & title, then a space and a double right angle bracket, another space, and then the URL of the forum post (which you can copy from the browser's URL bar when looking at that post) ending with a final closing double square bracket.

When you're done click the Preview button to review your changes, then click Save to post the changes. No harm done if you post a mistake as it's completely editable and you or someone else can fix it.

If you're not comfortable doing this, no worries. I just figured since you're someone who knows how to make PB's, then figuring out wiki syntax probably wouldn't scare you off.

With only two short Father Brown stories missing from Logos now I undertook to complete the Canon of FB story by placing them here. 

In the October 1914 issue of the British magazine The Premier, Sir Max Pemberton published the first part of this story, inviting a number of writers, including Chesterton, to use their talents to solve the mystery of the murder described. Chesterton’s solution followed in the form of a Father Brown story in the November issue.

2262.GKC The Donnington Affair.docx

3302.GKC The Mask of Midas.docx

Enjoy

-Dan

Thanks, guys. Appreciated.