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15 bests nonfiction titles of 2011, according to the Monitor's reviewers
Manning Marable’s biography of Malcolm X, Malcolm X: A Live of Reinvention (Viking, 594 pp.), tells the story of a remarkable man who was by turns hustler, criminal, convict, convert, and finally, a martyr for his cause. Monitor reviewer Geoff Wisner praised this examination of the civil rights leader, which he says offers fresh material, helpful context, and evidence that Malcolm X “continued to grow and change until the end.” (CSMonitor.com, 4/26/11)
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