First published 2019
In "The Four Horsemen," renowned critic Christopher Hitchens mounts a scathing, unapologetic assault on the world's major religions. From the existence of God to the moral authority of holy texts, no sacred cow is spared Hitchens' razor-sharp intellect. Drawing on history, philosophy, and personal experience, he eviscerates the logical and ethical foundations of faith, leaving nothing but rubble in his wake. As Hitchens' critique crescendos, the stakes grow ever higher - the very future of human reason hangs in the balance. Witty, impassioned, and unflinching, this is Hitchens at his brilliant, provocative best.
Genres: essays, atheism, non-fiction, criticism
Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: provocative, unapologetic
160 pages · Hardcover · Random House