Culture & Religion — December 9, 2009

British Comedian Stephen Fry on Wilde, God & Love

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Stephen Fry, the actor, writer, and avid tweeter, paid us a visit Tuesday. Gracious and cheerful while waiting for his closeup, Fry’s interview was a fascinating series of childhood ruminations, discussions of religion and philosophy, and personal thoughts on love.

To get your fix of British humor until we publish, check out Ricky Gervais’ thoughts on politics and his recommended reading.

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