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which Greene's great-grandfather founded in 1799 made a special edition of its St. Edmund's Ale for him, with a special label in his honour. Commenting on turning 80, Greene said, "The big advantage ... is that at 80 you are more likely these days to beat out encountering your end in a nuclear war,"
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to present, and grapple with, the reality of evil. Greene concentrated on portraying the characters' internal livesâtheir mental, emotional, and spiritual depths. His stories are often set in poor, hot and dusty tropical places such as Mexico, West Africa, Vietnam, Cuba, Haiti, and
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for having lost the religious sense which, he argued, resulted in dull, superficial characters, who "wandered about like cardboard symbols through a world that is paper-thin". Only in recovering the religious element, the awareness of the drama of the struggle in the soul that carries the permanent
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held a contest for parodies of Greene's writing style, he submitted three entries under the names "M. Wilkinson", âN. Wilkinson" and "D.R. Cook". As "M. Wilkinson", he shared the prize (one guinea) with four other authors. He later wrote to the magazine revealing his identity and expressing regret
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a "tremendous influence". By 1943, Greene had acquired the reputation of being the "leading
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HenrĂquez JimĂ©nez, Santiago J. "Miguel de
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several times. In 1961 and 1966 he was among the final three candidates for the prize. In 1967, Greene was again among the final three choices, according to Nobel records unsealed on the 50th anniversary in 2017. The committee also considered
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as "not a specifically literary style at all. The words are functional, devoid of sensuous attraction, of ancestry, and of independent life". Commenting on the lean prose and its readability, Richard Jones wrote in the
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that his other two entries had not won, "because prize money in these days is free of Income Tax." Greene's entry comprised the first two paragraphs of a novel, apparently set in Italy,
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2731:"Shirley Temple scandal was real reason Graham Greene fled to Mexico"
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insisted this trip, his first to Africa and his first outside Europe
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3653:"Reading group: Travels with My Aunt and the many shades of Greene"
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The Nobel Prize: A History of Genius, Controversy, and Prestige
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Randall, Colin (4 April 1991). "Homage paid to Graham Greene".
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was filmed at least five times under different titles, notably
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Acclaimed during his lifetime, Greene was shortlisted for the
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1045:. Late in life, Greene called himself a "Catholic agnostic".
918:(1966) is set, and which was then under the rule of dictator
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462:, who was married to Charles' cousin. Another cousin was the
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A Glimpse of our History: a short guided tour of Berkhamsted
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Perceptions of Religious Faith in the Work of Graham Greene
3850:"Greene, Graham | Authors | guardian.co.uk Books"
3319:. New York (Amer. ed.): The Viking Press. p. viiâviii.
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competition pseudonymously, and won an honourable mention.
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consequence of salvation or damnation, and of the ultimate
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991:, in charge of developing its fiction list. Greene created
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837:. Greene corresponded with intelligence officer and spy,
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Henry Graham Greene was born in 1904 in St John's House, a
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Although Greene objected strongly to being described as a
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Converts to Roman Catholicism from atheism or agnosticism
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A Study in Greene: Graham Greene and the Art of the Novel
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Barrett, D. (2009). "Graham Greene". In Poole, A. (ed.).
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Getting to Know the General: The Story of an Involvement
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Getting to Know the General: The Story of an Involvement
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Getting to Know the General: The Story of an Involvement
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The Man within My Head: Graham Greene, My Father and Me
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Michael Shelden, 'Greene, (Henry) Graham (1904â1991)',
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Greene originally divided his fiction into two genres:
1151:, was imprisoned for corruption and associated crimes.
4531:"DVD Watch: 'Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene'"
4485:
3222:"EUROPE | Vatican's bid to censure Graham Greene"
2325:, Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, Oct 2008
4896:"Graham Greene Interviewed, The Art of Fiction No. 3"
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Universidad de Valladolid. Valladolid. 2007. 311â318.
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Shades of Greene: One Generation of an English Family
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1451:, and a mainstream Catholic critique is presented by
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In Search of a Beginning: My Life with Graham Greene
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2922:. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press.
2426:
2239:
Encyclopedia of British Writers, 1800 to the Present
4099:(1967). "Politics in the Novels of Graham Greene".
1412:praised Greene as the first English novelist since
664:are at the root of much of his writing, especially
454:, bankers, and statesmen; his mother was cousin to
4724:The Life of Graham Greene, Volume Three: 1955-1991
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4025:"Regions of the Mind: The Exoticism of Greeneland"
3755:"On the Riviera, A Morality Tale by Graham Greene"
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2994:"A Muse on the tides of history: Elisabeth Dennys"
2915:
2889:"Another Life: A Memoir of Other People Interview"
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2389:
1465:In his later years, Greene was a strong critic of
1154:In 1984, in celebration of his 80th birthday, the
4911:(1st US ed.). New York: St. Martin's Press.
4838:. Oxford, New York...: Peter Lang. 2002. 657â685.
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3352:
3037:"BBCâBBC Four DocumentariesâArena: Graham Greene"
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1334:, published ten years earlier, was released as a
922:, known as "Papa Doc", frequently staying at the
877:. That voyage produced two books, the nonfiction
6054:Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour
5959:Commandeurs of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres
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4694:The Life of Graham Greene, Volume Two: 1939-1955
4664:The Life of Graham Greene, Volume One: 1904-1939
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3448:, CatholicAuthors.com. Retrieved 7 January 2011.
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1657:He is the subject of the 2013 documentary film,
5914:20th-century English dramatists and playwrights
4778:The Other Man: Conversations with Graham Greene
4450:"The James Tait Black Prizes | Fiction Winners"
3985:. Angelfire.com. 9 October 2004. Archived from
3291:
3120:"Graham Greene, 86, Dies; Novelist of the Soul"
2709:"Was Graham Greene right about Shirley Temple?"
1122:, on Lake Geneva in Switzerland, the same town
4317:"Hemliga dokument visar kampen om Nobelpriset"
4050:Not Easy Being Greene: Graham Greene's Letters
3930:"Film: 'Beyond the Limit,' From Graham Greene"
3349:
2120:Graham Greene, an Introduction to His Writings
1870:In Search of a Character: Two African Journals
983:Between 1944 and 1948, Greene was director at
483:In his childhood, Greene spent his summers at
16:English writer and literary critic (1904â1991)
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4883:. William Heinemann. Random House ed., 1995,
4481:. No. 51288. 25 January 1949. p. 2.
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3065:Graham Greene: Fictions, Faith and Authorship
2972:. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press.
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1433:, describing the many facets of Graham Greene
1135:In one of his final works, a pamphlet titled
1048:Beginning in 1946, Greene had an affair with
959:began his final revolutionary assault on the
4258:. McGill-Queen's Press - MQUP. p. 179.
4237:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
3852:. London: Books.guardian.co.uk. 22 July 2008
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3000:, 10 February 1999. Retrieved 16 April 2011.
2785:The Cambridge Companion to English Novelists
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2334:
2211:"Graham Greene finds no Swiss cuckoo clocks"
2177:Graham Greene, The Major Novels: A Centenary
2013:
2011:
1170:in 1991 at the age of 86, and was buried in
774:, a lifelong friend and later his editor at
4425:"Previous winners of the Hawthornden Prize"
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3383:(4 April 1991). "Obituary: Graham Greene".
2568:. No. 42231. 4 April 1991. p. 21.
2353:. No. 63983. 4 April 1991. p. 16.
2213:. Swissinfo.ch. 19 May 2006. Archived from
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1568:Greene is regarded as a major 20th-century
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6034:James Tait Black Memorial Prize recipients
6029:Fellows of the Royal Society of Literature
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4209:. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans Pub.
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2724:
2722:
2707:Chancellor, Alexander (22 February 2014).
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2279:. Berkhamsted Town Council. Archived from
2151:. United States: Jossey-Bass. p. 23.
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1983:
1981:
1129:Doctor Fischer of Geneva or the Bomb Party
1101:as an insurance company representative in
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19:For other people named Graham Greene, see
6084:World War II spies for the United Kingdom
4797:, translated by Euan Cameron. Bloomsbury.
4094:For Greene's views on politics, see also
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4004:
3791:"Jacques Medecin, 70, Dies; French Mayor"
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2008:
1370:Greene's literary style was described by
1310:(1948), adapted from his own short story
739:âwhich said that the nine-year-old star,
5909:20th-century British short story writers
5039:Bryan Forbes Collection of Graham Greene
4956:) is being considered for deletion. See
4405:"Briton Wins the Nobel Literature Prize"
4346:How to Win the Nobel Prize in Literature
4314:
4304:. Stanford University Press. p. 23.
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3714:"The Jerusalem Prize | Previous Winners"
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3460:New York: Viking, 1990. Introduction by
3012:"The (Mis)Guided Dream of Graham Greene"
2862:. United States: Random House. pp.
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443:, an eminent physician and mountaineer.
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5949:British male dramatists and playwrights
4593:Graham Greene's Thrillers and the 1930s
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4255:Graham Greene's Thrillers and the 1930s
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4136:P.xii of John Updike's introduction to
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3446:"Graham Greene: Doubter Par Excellence"
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3092:(pg xx of the Penguin Classics edition)
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2970:Graham Greene's Thrillers and the 1930s
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2323:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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2050:"Graham Greene var nÀra Nobelpris 1961"
2021:Graham Greene's Thrillers and the 1930s
2017:
1991:Graham Greene's Thrillers and the 1930s
1987:
1978:
1660:Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene
1118:He lived the last years of his life in
1093:Greene left Britain in 1966, moving to
869:was paid for by the publishing company
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375:in 1926 after meeting his future wife,
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4893:Simon Raven & Martin Shuttleworth
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4010:The Catholic Novels of Graham Greene,
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3789:Whitney, Craig R. (19 November 1998).
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3109:, Volume 8, Number 4, 14 October 1999.
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2859:Another Life: A Memoir of Other People
2645:. Oxford University Press. p. 3.
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2242:. Vol. 1. Infobase. p. 218.
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1469:and sympathised with the Cuban leader
1324:, also directed by Reed and featuring
1186:Cover of the second German edition of
1162:In 1986, Greene was awarded Britain's
548:, and sought an invitation to the new
419:Graham Greene's birthplace blue plaque
6059:People educated at Berkhamsted School
5068:
4528:
4067:
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3703:
3537:from the original on 11 January 2022.
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3062:Brennan, Michael G. (18 March 2010).
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2837:Billington, Michael (13 March 2013).
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2093:. Taylor & Francis. p. 264.
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2024:. McGill-Queen's Press. p. 183.
1638:. As an author, he received the 1968
1512:The Stranger's Hand: An Entertainment
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4403:Markham, James M. (7 October 1983).
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3523:Hastings, Chris (29 November 2008).
3426:
3292:Duncan Campbell (17 December 2005).
2945:Graham Greene's Conradian Masterplot
2729:Johnson, Andrew (18 November 2007).
2692:Atkinson, Michael (21 August 2009).
2642:Graham Greene's Catholic Imagination
2505:
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1473:, whom he had met. Years before the
1404:realities of good and evil, sin and
1069:Greene lived with manic depression (
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535:
5969:Deaths from leukemia in Switzerland
4864:Graham Greene: Films of His Fiction
3610:. 13 September 2007. Archived from
3177:"Graham Greene: Our Man in Liberia"
2071:"Nomination archive: Graham Greene"
1994:. McGill-Queen's Press. p. 5.
13:
6094:English expatriates in Switzerland
5919:20th-century English screenwriters
4748:
4529:Jones, Kimberley (30 April 2013).
4370:Feldman, Burton (3 October 2001).
3496:Schwartz, Adam (1 February 2005).
3181:History Today Volume: 60 Issue: 10
2236:Stade, George, ed. (12 May 2010).
2038:
1300:nomination for the screenplay for
1111:. In 1981, Greene was awarded the
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6110:
5939:Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford
4960:to help reach a consensus. âș
4930:
4874:A Reader's Guide to Graham Greene
4827:HenrĂquez JimĂ©nez, Santiago J.
3584:Thorpe, Vanessa (9 August 1998).
3147:Sunil Iyengar (13 January 2021).
2748:Vickers, Graham (1 August 2008).
2498:
2018:Diemert, Brian (27 August 1996).
1988:Diemert, Brian (27 August 1996).
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249:
5999:English male short story writers
5944:British emigrants to Switzerland
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5868:
5621:The Invisible Japanese Gentlemen
5428:A World of My Own: A Dream Diary
4988:
4812:Graham Greene: A Life in Letters
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4196:
3872:"The 22nd Academy Awards | 1950"
3402:Graham Greene: A Life in Letters
2822:13 Must-Read Graham Greene Books
2756:. Chicago Review Press. p.
2048:Neuman, Ricki (3 January 2012).
1670:" was featured in the 2001 film
1017:
873:, thanks to his friendship with
781:His writing influences included
546:Communist Party of Great Britain
5929:20th-century English memoirists
5546:The Last Word and Other Stories
4972:Works by or about Graham Greene
4902:. Autumn 1953 (3). Autumn 1953.
4881:Graham Greene: The Enemy Within
4831:, La Laguna: Universidad, 1992.
4810:Greene, Richard, editor, 2007.
4776:Allain, Marie-Françoise, 1983.
4597:McGill-Queen's University Press
4343:Carter, David (28 March 2013).
4301:Graham Greene: The Major Novels
4279:Thomson, Ian (3 October 2004).
4143:
4101:Journal of Contemporary History
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3247:Paul Theroux (1 January 2004).
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2887:Korda, Michael (11 July 1999).
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2616:""Orient Express." AFI Catalog"
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1630:James Tait Black Memorial Prize
1342:in some territories), starring
1137:J'Accuse: The Dark Side of Nice
729:. Greene's 1937 film review of
344:. Greene was awarded the 1968
338:James Tait Black Memorial Prize
264:Catherine Walston, Lady Walston
245:
6004:English Roman Catholic writers
5934:20th-century British essayists
5924:20th-century English novelists
4824:. Farrar, Straus & Giroux.
4583:
4349:. Hesperus Press. p. 22.
4315:Schueler, Kaj (January 2018).
4080:Public Library. Archived from
3651:Jordison, Sam (15 June 2012).
3204:Graham Greene, Uneasy Catholic
3010:Robert Royal (November 1999).
1252:adapted for film or television
1076:
1056:, a wealthy farmer and future
855:that produced the travel book
725:, and co-editing the magazine
608:He published his first novel,
21:Graham Greene (disambiguation)
1:
6049:Members of the Order of Merit
4945:
4378:. Arcade Publishing. p.
3361:Miller, Tom (14 April 1991).
3294:"Drinking, dancing and death"
3250:Introduction to The Comedians
2799:10.1017/CCOL9780521871198.027
2400:. pp. 216â233, 496â497.
2347:"Obituaries: Graham Greene".
1966:
1532:The Graham Greene Film Reader
908:In 1954, Greene travelled to
829:during the Second World War.
6074:People with bipolar disorder
4154:Graham Greene: No Man's Land
3778:. No. 42231. p. 1.
3684:"Greene, Graham (1904-1991)"
2947:. Suffolk: MacMillan Press.
2087:Steensma, Robert C. (1997).
1971:
1296:in 1942. Greene received an
472:, whose politics led to his
342:Best of the James Tait Black
340:and was shortlisted for the
7:
6019:English spy fiction writers
6014:English short story writers
5538:May We Borrow Your Husband?
5479:The Return of A. J. Raffles
4987:(public domain audiobooks)
4909:The quest for Graham Greene
4907:West, William John (1998).
4760:University of North Georgia
4150:Sexton, James, ed. (2005).
4027:. Dur.ac.uk. Archived from
3417:, pp. 189â90, 200â204.
3389:. No. 1394. p. 3.
3253:. Random House. p. v.
3154:Los Angeles Review of Books
2918:Understanding Graham Greene
2562:"Obituary: Graham Greene".
955:In 1957, just months after
603:St Mary's Church, Hampstead
437:Director-General of the BBC
10:
6115:
6089:Writers from Hertfordshire
6039:Jerusalem Prize recipients
5994:English male screenwriters
5061:Archives & Manuscripts
5014:at John J. Burns Library,
4866:, Teachers' College Press.
4790:. Oxford University Press.
4113:10.1177/002200946700200208
2943:Pendleton, Robert (1996).
2827:, accessed 31 October 2020
2117:Donaghy, Henry J. (1983).
1761:(1939) (also published as
1705:(1932) (also published as
1686:Graham Greene bibliography
1683:
1350:. Author and screenwriter
1041:, or at least the "if" of
944:and in what were then the
268:Yvonne Cloetta (1966â1991)
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5395:
5352:
5334:The Captain and the Enemy
5113:
5104:
5044:20 September 2022 at the
4560:"Into the heart of Darko"
3899:"Fallen Idol, The (1948)"
3208:Times Literary Supplement
3068:. Bloomsbury Publishing.
2511:"Graham Greene Biography"
2090:Encyclopedia of the Essay
1592:Nobel Prize in Literature
1555:
1384:Virginia Quarterly Review
887:in the US) and the novel
710:, and his screenplay for
439:, and his elder brother,
318:Nobel Prize in Literature
280:
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5984:English male journalists
5503:For Whom the Bell Chimes
5377:In Search of a Character
5310:Doctor Fischer of Geneva
5021:Graham Greene Collection
4958:templates for discussion
4879:Shelden, Michael, 1994.
4203:Dale, Brown, W. (1997).
4187:The Imaginary Girlfriend
3400:Greene, Richard (2011).
3107:Boston College Chronicle
2839:"The Living Roomâreview"
1926:Doctor Fischer of Geneva
1503:In April 1949, when the
1178:Writing style and themes
1010:from 1957 to 1968 under
411:where his father taught.
6064:People from Berkhamsted
6009:English Roman Catholics
5726:The Heart of the Matter
5654:The Future's in the Air
5218:The Heart of the Matter
5202:The Power and the Glory
5010:5 December 2022 at the
4805:20th Century Characters
4793:Cloetta, Yvonne, 2004.
4614:Greene, Graham (1971).
4591:Diemert, Brian (1996).
4475:"Book Prizes Awarded".
4252:Diemert, Brian (1996).
4162:. pp. xxiiiâxxiv.
4140:New York: Viking, 1990.
4138:The Power and the Glory
3835:New York Times Magazine
3586:"Graham Greene Bipolar"
3458:The Power and the Glory
3311:Greene, Graham (1961).
3149:"Our Man in the Stacks"
2968:Diemert, Brian (1996).
2856:Korda, Michael (1999).
2696:. movingimagesource.us.
2182:27 January 2014 at the
1794:The Heart of the Matter
1778:The Power and the Glory
1635:The Heart of the Matter
1625:The Power and the Glory
1583:The Power and the Glory
1256:Internet Movie Database
1215:The Power and the Glory
1028:Vivien Dayrell-Browning
1001:Oliver Crosthwaite-Eyre
985:Eyre & Spottiswoode
899:The Power and the Glory
890:The Power and the Glory
745:The Power and the Glory
677:The Heart of the Matter
672:The Power and the Glory
623:The Power and the Glory
593:Vivien Dayrell-Browning
542:Balliol College, Oxford
491:home of his uncle, Sir
399:Early years (1904â1922)
377:Vivien Dayrell-Browning
333:The Heart of the Matter
323:The Power and the Glory
234:Vivien Dayrell-Browning
193:The Heart of the Matter
185:The Power and the Glory
126:Balliol College, Oxford
6024:English travel writers
5989:English male novelists
5194:The Confidential Agent
4981:Works by Graham Greene
4853:(Pegasus Books, 2019)
4298:Kohn, Lynette (1961).
2914:Miller, R. H. (1990).
2515:notablebiographies.com
2388:Lewis, Jeremy (2010).
2123:. Rodopi. p. 13.
1961:(1990) (short stories)
1825:(1954) (short stories)
1770:The Confidential Agent
1580:called Greene's novel
1565:
1501:
1445:Hans Urs von Balthasar
1425:
1270:in 1955 and 1999, and
1191:
1090:
787:Robert Louis Stevenson
689:The Confidential Agent
497:Dixon Brett, Detective
456:Robert Louis Stevenson
420:
412:
5814:The End of the Affair
5734:The End of the Affair
5463:The Complaisant Lover
5238:The End of the Affair
5099:and their adaptations
5030:Graham Greene Letters
4756:Graham Greene Studies
4281:"More Sherry trifles"
3928:(30 September 1983).
3630:Sydney Morning Herald
3339:Garden City, New York
3175:Butcher, Tim (2010).
2992:Christopher Hawtree.
2286:on 27 September 2011.
2147:Sweeney, Jon (2008).
1814:The End of the Affair
1601:Miguel Ăngel Asturias
1572:, and was praised by
1563:
1538:(2005). A script for
1491:
1420:
1267:The End of the Affair
1185:
1084:
1063:The End of the Affair
1006:He was a director at
897:informed Greene that
683:The End of the Affair
418:
406:
201:The End of the Affair
6099:English pamphleteers
5798:The Honorary Consul
5782:Travels with My Aunt
5565:The End of the Party
5361:Journey Without Maps
5286:Travels with My Aunt
5210:The Ministry of Fear
5005:Graham Greene Papers
4996:Graham Greene Papers
4876:. Thames and Hudson.
4624:Simon & Schuster
4052:by Michelle Orange,
3957:"The Improbable Spy"
3740:, pp. 691, 695.
2327:accessed 15 May 2011
1886:Travels with My Aunt
1786:The Ministry of Fear
1742:Journey Without Maps
1467:American imperialism
1284:. The 1936 thriller
1230:Travels with My Aunt
1209:The Ministry of Fear
858:Journey Without Maps
817:Travel and espionage
776:Simon & Schuster
629:The next two books,
617:The Ministry of Fear
383:, and was buried in
248: 1927;
6069:People from Harston
5974:Edgar Award winners
5954:Christian novelists
5614:A Shocking Accident
5294:The Honorary Consul
5138:Rumour at Nightfall
5034:Columbia University
5000:Harry Ransom Center
4849:Hull, Christopher.
4558:(27 October 2002).
3989:on 11 November 2009
3963:on 20 November 2008
3819:, pp. 654â655.
3775:The Daily Telegraph
3759:archive.nytimes.com
3753:(5 February 1982).
3562:, pp. 283â287.
3550:, pp. 275â276.
3531:The Daily Telegraph
3477:(16 January 2000).
3427:Hill, Mike (2015).
3345:. pp. 126â127.
2694:"Our Man in London"
2639:(21 January 2005).
2593:, pp. 164â165.
2565:The Daily Telegraph
2483:, pp. 113â114.
2270:Cook, John (2009).
2217:on 22 February 2014
1902:The Honorary Consul
1725:(also published as
1541:The Stranger's Hand
1360:The Strand Magazine
1331:The Honorary Consul
993:The Century Library
861:. His 1938 trip to
768:, debuted in 1953.
638:Rumour at Nightfall
565:second-class degree
452:Greene King Brewery
407:Greene was born in
298:Henry Graham Greene
65:Henry Graham Greene
5822:The Quiet American
5758:The Quiet American
5686:Went the Day Well?
5530:A Sense of Reality
5522:Twenty-One Stories
5246:The Quiet American
5170:The Bear Fell Free
5154:It's a Battlefield
5130:The Name of Action
4410:The New York Times
4068:Liukkonen, Petri.
3935:The New York Times
3897:Angelini, Sergio.
3796:The New York Times
3632:. 30 November 2007
3275:Diederich, Bernard
3125:The New York Times
2825:earlybirdbooks.com
2673:. 26 February 2014
2193:Eclectica Magazine
1838:The Quiet American
1822:Twenty-One Stories
1714:It's a Battlefield
1578:Frederick Buechner
1566:
1514:. Greene's friend
1480:The Quiet American
1273:The Quiet American
1264:in 1947 and 2011,
1192:
1188:The Quiet American
1091:
695:The Quiet American
632:The Name of Action
578:Nottingham Journal
525:and the historian
429:Berkhamsted School
421:
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209:The Quiet American
5979:English essayists
5881:
5880:
5806:Monsignor Quixote
5766:Our Man in Havana
5678:This Gun for Hire
5593:Alas, Poor Maling
5586:Across the Bridge
5579:The Basement Room
5514:Story collections
5369:The Lawless Roads
5318:Monsignor Quixote
5262:Our Man in Havana
4918:978-0-312-18161-1
4860:Phillips, Gene D.
4801:Fallowell, Duncan
4784:Bergonzi, Bernard
4322:Svenska Dagbladet
4074:Books and Writers
3228:. 3 November 2000
3211:, 22 August 2006.
3090:Our Man in Havana
3075:978-1-4411-3742-5
2893:www.booknotes.org
2671:The Charnel-House
2447:, pp. 24â25.
2423:, pp. 23â24.
2054:Svenska Dagbladet
1934:Monsignor Quixote
1854:Our Man in Havana
1758:The Lawless Roads
1666:His short story "
1640:Shakespeare Prize
1620:Hawthornden Prize
1597:Jorge Luis Borges
1526:spies in postwar
1338:(under the title
1312:The Basement Room
1293:This Gun for Hire
1245:Collected Edition
1241:Our Man in Havana
1224:Our Man in Havana
1103:François Truffaut
1050:Catherine Walston
979:Publishing career
946:British Cameroons
920:François Duvalier
880:The Lawless Roads
756:Our Man in Havana
732:Wee Willie Winkie
701:Our Man in Havana
556:, was published.
536:Oxford University
346:Shakespeare Prize
328:Hawthornden Prize
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5857:Shades of Greene
5790:The Human Factor
5694:Ministry of Fear
5487:The Great Jowett
5471:Carving a Statue
5455:The Potting Shed
5302:The Human Factor
5270:A Burnt-Out Case
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1099:cameo appearance
1071:bipolar disorder
1003:, but declined.
933:A Burnt-Out Case
791:H. Rider Haggard
707:The Human Factor
581:, and then as a
515:Russian roulette
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5254:Loser Takes All
5162:England Made Me
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