London. A world turned upside down. Gabriel Syme, a poet by heart, a policeman by duty, stumbles upon a secret society of anarchists calling themselves the days of the week. Thrust undercover as "Thursday," Syme finds himself not hunting criminals, but poets, philosophers, men who see the world through a lens askew. Is this a mad game, a deadly plot, or something far stranger? A whirlwind of chaos and philosophy awaits in G. K. Chesterton's masterpiece, The Man Who Was Thursday. Buckle up for a hilarious, thought-provoking thrill ride where the line between sanity and subversion blurs into one extraordinary nightmare.