Albert Pittman describes himself as "just a guy who likes Chesterton." We disagree. He is also a reader here at Mere O, which makes him unique indeed. He is proprietor of the monstrosity that is "Granny Jacks Booted Thugs," but most importantly, he is our first essayist for "Meet the Readers."
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Without further ado, then, Albert Pittman's "On a Cleric and a Couple Days: Chesterton's Beloved and Confusing Characters."
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