HITCH-22: Christopher Hitchens (Part Two)

Hitch-22, A Memoir: Part 2 of 2 - Read by the Author

00:00. A Second Identity: On Becoming an (Anglo) American

1:24:00 - Changing Places

2:20:15 - Salman

3:11:54 - Mesopotamia from Both Sides

5:08:07 - Something of Myself

6:07:30 - Thinking Thrice about the Jewish Question…

7:25:18 - Edward Said in Light and Shade (and Saul)

8:04:34 - Decline, Mutation, or Metamorphosis?

8:51:48 - A Conversation with Christopher Hitchens

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[localfox]

Thank you for this audiobook. I have the paperback but it's great to hear the Hitch's voice. It feels like he's here in the room. I'm glad we'll always have his audibles now the great man has gone. (bookmark: 6:20:00)

[MLIVCH]

I’m glad I can listen to him today in 2024.

[suzannebryan]

Thank you so much for posting this heartfelt, deeply rich book by Christopher Hitchens, someone I have just come to know and appreciate on every level in many ways.

[isnotamanual]

I’ve never heard the conversation at the end, they didnt have that in the book i dont think. Thanks for that

[isnotamanual]

If you can post his other books that would be great

[RicardoGarfalo]

9:11:08 reading is serious business one should commit to the read and hold book with both hands