Hitchens discusses George Orwell, Charles Dickens, why Karl Marx is still relevant, and the role of jihad in our world today in his new collection of essays, a book that the PW reviewers praised as "Christopher Hitchens being himself."
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10 best books of 2011, according to Publishers Weekly
Publishers Weekly picks the best nonfiction and fiction titles of 2011.
10. "Arguably: Essays," by Christopher Hitchens
