Category Archives: Father Brown

Believe it or not, I’ve been so busy actually reading those book things that I’d almost forgotten to post my opinions of the last three episodes of the BBC’s latest adaptation of Father Brown, starring Mark Williams. The opening episode … Continue reading →

And so the journey through the BBC’s new “adaptation” of some of the Father Brown stories continues – see here and here for previous instalments. We’re running out now of the episode’s based on actual short stories – we have … Continue reading →

After the discussion generated by my first post on the new BBC Father Brown series, I thought I’d have a look at the remaining episodes, alongside their source material, in chunks of three (because there are nine left to look … Continue reading →

Father Brown was a creation of G K Chesterton, first appearing in The Blue Cross in 1910 and then going on to appear in enough short stories to fill up five collections (with a few extra as well). He has … Continue reading →