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William Oddie draws extensively on GK Chesterton's unpublished letters and notebooks, his journalism and early classic writings, to reveal the writer's imaginative and spiritual development. He follows the progression of Chesterton's ideas from his first story (composed at the age of three and dictated to his aunt Rose) to his apologetic masterpiece Orthodoxy (1908), in which he openly established the intellectual foundations of the prolific writing of his last three decades. 
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