Fast Break: Heroes of the Nba Book

Muggeridge is generally an enjoyable author, and being steeped in incredible literature such as Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Kierkegaard, George Herbert etc. gives him much to draw from, but in the form of snapshot articles, "Jesus Rediscovered" gets a bit tedious after a while.

I listened to the Audible version, which had an older English gentleman reading it. While he likely sounded like Muggeridge did when he wrote the book, it was difficult for it to sound fresh and new. This book starts out with an overview of the gospel story and then a number of articles Muggeridge wrote, speeches he gave, or interviews he participated in.

There are some good points, but after a while the same messages keep coming up again. Whenever he veers from his main themes, though, such as to explore the writings and lives of literary figures, he gets back to his usual genius.