COLUMN: Edwin O'Connor novels are still great reads | Opinion

Near the end of “The Edge of Sadness,” Father Hugh Kennedy tells old Charlie Carmody that hatred “is a sin, Mr. Carmody. A grave sin: a sin against charity.”

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