Arguably: Essays by Christopher Hitchens - Christopher Hitchens
He is arguably of the immensely
talented lyricists out there who has the dexterity to construct thousand
pictures about every word he touches or says. And this author in mind
that I have here with me is none other than Christopher who arguably has
written a series of essays on his book he named it Arguably: Essays by Christopher Hitchens who has departed last month on the 15th of December 2011. This seasoned journo whom his vast experience dates in the beginning of ‘70s
till his untimely death knew and respected his craft quite impeccably
which was his first love. With the numerous book titles he authored,
this one of the essays definitely stands out for me as one of the most
powerful books you really need to read as he uses the no holds barred
figure that many people love to hate. For nearly four decades, Hitchens
has been telling us, in pitch-perfect prose, what we confront when we
grapple with first principles-the principles of reason and tolerance and
skepticism that define and inform the foundations of our
civilization-principles that, to endure must be defended anew by every
generation.
Here
Hitch as he is affectionally called, supplies fresh perceptions of such
figures as varied as Charles Dickens, Karl Marx, Rebecca West, George
Orwell, J.G. Ballard, and Philip Larkin are matched in brilliance by his
pungent discussions and intrepid observations, gathered from a lifetime
of traveling and reporting from such destinations as Iran, China, and
Pakistan.
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