G. K. Chesterton.

Father Brown in action again. The Catholic priest is, at first glance, an unusual detective. Chesterton endowed him with wit, kind irony, a good heart and a strong intellect. His inspiration came from a friend, the Catholic priest John O'Connor. The stories of Father Brown were published in five collections between 1911 and 1935, exactly fifty in all, and are an integral part of their author's literary output. It is thanks to the unconventional detective that we can find in them a distinct imprint of the author's personality, his philosophy and ethics, non-conformism, sense of paradox and eternal fascination with the mystery of nature and the human soul. It reads: David Victor.