Graham Greene & Trust News

We are sad to announce the passing of James Carleton Greene, son of Hugh, Graham’s… Read more

It could be argued that, generally speaking, the dust-jackets of Graham Greene’s novels are a… Read more

Graham Greene’s ever-popular The Third Man hit the London Stage this summer in the form… Read more

Thursday 28 September Afternoon Session (£6) Court House beside St Peter’s Church 2.15 ‘Graham Greene’s… Read more

Mike Hill, the editor of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust’s A Sort of Newsletter put… Read more

We sadly record the death of Emeritus Professor Cedric Watts of the University of Sussex… Read more

In 1980 Graham Greene received a letter from a teacher at Cwmtawe Comprehensive School, Swansea… Read more

The TV thriller series A Spy Among Friends, based on the book of the same… Read more

It is aways encouraging to know that Greene is still not only read by enthusiasts… Read more

We are delighted to announce that Professor Richard Greene of the University of Toronto has… Read more

The 23rd Graham Greene International Festival, under the hard-working leadership of Trust Chairperson Giles Clark,… Read more

We are delighted to report that a walk through Central London, which includes places where… Read more

The 23rd Graham Greene International Festival will take place from 29 September to 2 October… Read more

We regret to announce the passing of Roger Watkins who, along with the late Ken… Read more

Unser Mann in Havana David Hawksworth reports … It was reported in the February 2022… Read more

Francis Greene, Graham Greene’s son, has died at the age of 85 The event marks… Read more

David Hawksworth is a member of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust who lives in Munich… Read more

Famously, Graham Greene was involved in two, potentially awkward legal cases in the 1930s. Firstly,… Read more