Trust & Festival News

To mark Graham Greene’s birthday we are publishing the talk that Michael Hill would have given at the Graham Greene International Festival which would have been taking place now. ‘Murder […]

Richard Greene’s biography of Graham Greene, Russian Roulette: The Life and Times of Graham Greene has been widely reviewed already. There may well be others, but to date reviews have […]

Richard Greene’s biography Russian Roulette: The Life and Times of Graham Greene is published today in the UK. Last month, Richard was interviewed by A Sort of Newsletter Editor and […]

While the publication  in English of Professor Carlos Villar Flor’s book on Greene’s travels around Spain and Portugal with Father Durán is both hopefully and eagerly anticipated, it is timely […]

Richard Dreyfus and Marsha Mason who starred together in the film The Goodbye Girl (1977), for which Dreyfus won an Oscar, will re-unite for a virtual performance of The Letters […]

Mike Hill, editor of A Sort of Newsletter,  has arranged a special discount for those in the UK wanting to purchase a copy of Richard Greene’s new biography of Graham […]

The winner of the inaugural Graham Greene Film Review Competition is Andrew Key for his review of ‘Fruitvale Station’. The Chairman of the judges, Quentin Falk, writes, ‘On behalf of […]

A very significant milestone will be achieved this Autumn with the publication of a single-volume biography of Graham Greene by his non-related namesake Professor Richard Greene of Toronto University. Most […]

Despite coronavirus and the fact that our beloved festival has had to be cancelled this year, the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust continues to function as normal. Please find attached a […]