‘Mortality’: A Deathbed Dispatch
The great theme of Mortality is not, in fact, death, but truth. This is not truth as comprehended by motivational speakers or theologians.
The great theme of Mortality is not, in fact, death, but truth. This is not truth as comprehended by motivational speakers or theologians.
British American author, critic, and bon vivant whose trenchant polemics on politics and religion positioned him at the forefront of public intellectual life.
Christopher Hitchens was unencumbered by the debilitating impulse to be polite or restrained.
One of the key literary friendships of the past half-century was that shared by Martin Amis and Christopher Hitchens.
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A well-known author and critic of religion, Hitchens was vocal about his disdain for the Catholic Church, often criticizing its stances on various social issues and its handling of sexual abuse scandals.