"In the event, no hit-obit of any consequence appeared. What he got instead from the world of mainstream journalism was an outpouring of love and praise that was staggering in its dimensions."Andrew Ferguson in a delayed post on Christopher Hitchens at Commentary magazine. Unlike seemingly most other people, I at least had criticism to make and a question to ask to which I - of course - received no reply.
Saturday, 11 February 2012
Ferguson On Hitchens
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staggering?....andrew ferguson seems to be ignorant of the social phenomena such as in sales after an artist's death.
ReplyDeletesociety love dead people...