Highlights include Robin Ince on ‘The Fallen Idol’, Jo Baker on reading Graham Greene Today, Melanie McDonagh on Greene’s conversion to Catholicism, and Adam Sisman on Greene and Le Carré. Also featuring David Belbin, Andrew Biswell, Ken Fox, Cadence Rustam, Ian Thomson and Robert Verkaik.
DR KEN FOX: Gothicising Graham Greene – Neil Jordan’s 1999 film adaptation of The End of the Affair
ADAM SISMAN: “He must be sick of the comparison” – John le Carré and Graham Greene
JO BAKER: Reading and re-reading Graham Greene
ROBERT VERKAIK : The Writer and the Traitor – Graham Greene and Kim Philby
PROFESSOR ANDREW BISWELL: Cover Stories – Graham Greene and the artist Paul Hogarth
IAN THOMSON: “Our Man in Tallinn” – Graham Greene’s chance encounter with a model spy in Estonia
MELANIE McDONAGH: Graham Greene, Catholicism and literary turn to Rome 1900 to 1955
ROBIN INCE: The Fallen Idol (1948): from short story to the big screen
DAVID BELBIN: A Greeneland centenary – Graham Greene in Nottingham 1925-1926