The Complete Father Brown Stories

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Writer of introduction
David Stuart Davies
Cover artists
Nathan Clair and Robert Mathias
Language
English
Original language
English
Categories
Anthology, crime, and short stories
Publisher series
Wordsworth Classics
Publication year
2006
Original publication year
1992
ISBN
978-1-85326-003-2
Pages
797
Has read?
No
Debut?
No

Table of contents

The Innocence of Father Brown

  • The Blue Cross
  • The Secret Garden
  • The Queer Feet
  • The Flying Stars
  • The Invisible Man
  • The Honour of Israel Gow
  • The Wrong Shape
  • The Sins of Prince Saradine
  • The Hammer of God
  • The Eye of Apollo
  • The Sign of the Broken Sword
  • The Three Tools of Death

The Wisdom of Father Brown

  • The Absence of Mr Glass
  • The Paradise of Thieves
  • The Duel of Dr Hirsch
  • The Man in the Passage
  • The Mistake of the Machine
  • The Head of Cesar
  • The Purple Wig
  • The Perishing of the Pendragons
  • The God of the Gongs
  • The Salad of Colonel Cray
  • The Strange Crime of John Boulnois
  • The Fairy Tale of Father Brown

The Incredulity of Father Brown

  • The Resurrection of Father Brown
  • The Arrow of Heaven
  • The Oracle of the Dog
  • The Miracle of Moon Crescent
  • The Curse of the Golden Cross
  • The Dagger with Wings
  • The Doom of the Darnaways
  • The Ghost of Gideon Wise

The Secret of Father Brown

  • The Secret of Father Brown
  • The Mirror of the Magistrate
  • The Man with Two Beards
  • The Song of the Flying Fish
  • The Actor and the Alibi
  • The Vanishing of Vaudrey
  • The Worst Crime in the World
  • The Red Moon of Meru
  • The Chief Mourner of Marne
  • The Secret of Flambeau

The Scandal of Father Brown

  • The Scandal of Father Brown
  • The Quick One
  • The Blast of the Book
  • The Green Man
  • The Pursuit of Mr Blue
  • The Crime of the Communist
  • The Point of a Pin
  • The Insoluble Problem
  • The Vampire of the Village
  • The Mask of Midas
  • The Donnington Affair
  • Father Brown solves the Donnington Affair