Malcolm Muggeridge was celebrated and often controversial British journalist and author. He is often compared favorably to G.K. Chesterton and C.S. Lewis. Muggeridge started as a foreign correspondent for the Manchester Guardian and became well known for his series of reports from the Soviet Union which uncovered the corruption of the Communist system. In the 1950's Muggeridge authored several noted books, served as editor ofPunch Magazineand wrote extensively for many international publications.  After his conversion to Christianity in the late 1960's, Muggeridge authored several spiritually themed books and hosted a number of television productions for British and Canadian Television. He may be best known for introducing Mother Teresa to the world through his timeless and personal biography and television documentary.Something Beautiful for God.