On page 34 in the latest Gilbert is a story called "The Song" by James G. Bruen, Jr. It has been mentioned in the comments below that this story is very Chestertonian. So, what makes it so Chestertonian? I liked it because of the romance aspect, and Chesterton was very romantic, too, so I supposed that's one aspect. What else? Did you like The Song?
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Bruen's article "Sunday Golfer," from a previous issue, also is very good.
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