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The Man Who Was Thursday: with Foreword by Steve Ruskin
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-68057-834-8
- EAN9781680578348
- Date de parution19/05/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWordFire Press
Résumé
Seven anarchists. Seven disguises. One impossible mystery. Dive into a newly restored edition of G. K. Chesterton's surreal masterpiece-one of the strangest and most enduring detective novels ever written. A century before modern conspiracy thrillers, G. K. Chesterton created a dazzling nightmare of secret societies, shifting identities, and grand questions. First published in 1908, The Man Who Was Thursday is a dazzling blend of espionage thriller, satire, and philosophical mystery.
The story follows Gabriel Syme, recruited by Scotland Yard to infiltrate a secret council of anarchists whose members are each named for a day of the week. What begins as a clever undercover mission soon spirals into a bewildering chase of disguises, reversals, and deeper questions about order, chaos, and the nature of evil. A precursor to the modern speculative thriller, Chesterton's novel has fascinated readers for more than a century.
This fine new edition presents a carefully prepared text and includes a new foreword by Steve Ruskin, offering fresh insight into one of the most imaginative works of early twentieth-century literature. Read what a member of the Chesterton society once called "A great way to start an argument."
The story follows Gabriel Syme, recruited by Scotland Yard to infiltrate a secret council of anarchists whose members are each named for a day of the week. What begins as a clever undercover mission soon spirals into a bewildering chase of disguises, reversals, and deeper questions about order, chaos, and the nature of evil. A precursor to the modern speculative thriller, Chesterton's novel has fascinated readers for more than a century.
This fine new edition presents a carefully prepared text and includes a new foreword by Steve Ruskin, offering fresh insight into one of the most imaginative works of early twentieth-century literature. Read what a member of the Chesterton society once called "A great way to start an argument."
