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Also by Christopher Hitchens:

Mortality, September 2012
Hardcover / e-Book
Hitch-22, June 2010
Hardcover
Our Man in Havana, August 2007
Paperback
Thomas Paine's Rights of Man, August 2007
Hardcover
God Is Not Great, May 2007
Hardcover
Thomas Jefferson: Author of America, June 2005
Trade Size (reprint)
Love, Poverty, and War, October 2004
Trade Size
Why Orwell Matters, September 2003
Trade Size
A Long Short War, June 2003
Trade Size
The Missionary Position, April 1997
Paperback

Also by Graham Greene:

The Tenth Man, April 2022
Trade Size
Our Man in Havana, August 2007
Paperback
Journey Without Maps, July 2006
Paperback
The Lawless Roads, July 2006
Paperback
The Man Within, May 2005
Paperback
The Ministry of Fear, May 2005
Paperback
The Comedians, February 2005
Paperback
Complete Short Stories, February 2005
Paperback
The Quiet American, October 2004
Paperback
Travels with My Aunt, October 2004
Paperback
Brighton Rock, October 2004
Paperback
Orient Express, September 2004
Paperback
The End of the Affair, September 2004
Paperback
The Power and the Glory, March 2003
Paperback
My Silent War, October 2002
Paperback
Fallen Idol, January 2001
Paperback
The Honorary Consul, September 2000
Hardcover
The Heart of the Matter, October 1999
Paperback
The Last Word and Other Stories, March 1999
Paperback
The Third Man and The Fallen Idol, July 1992
Paperback
The Human Factor, March 1992
Hardcover

OUR MAN IN HAVANA
By: Christopher Hitchens, Graham Greene

Penguin Classics
August 2007
On Sale: July 31, 2007
256 pages
ISBN: 0142438006
EAN: 9780142438008
Paperback
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Fiction

nFirst published in 1959, Our Man in Havana is an espionage thriller, a penetrating character study, and a political satire that still resonates today. Conceived as one of Graham Greene’s “entertainments,” it tells of MI6’s man in Havana, Wormold, a former vacuum-cleaner salesman turned reluctant secret agent out of economic necessity. To keep his job, he files bogus reports based on Lamb’s Tales from Shakespeare and dreams up military installations from vacuum-cleaner designs. Then his stories start coming disturbingly true.

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