A Day School is taking place in late April presented by Dr. Creina Mansfield (left) and Dr. Martin R. Jervis entitled Getting to Know the General: Graham Greene and Panama. […]
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Unknown Greene Discovered
It is unsurprising that in a literary career spanning seventy years, and one as prodigious in output as Graham Greene’s, that some of his writing will evade even the most […]
Read MoreA letter from our Festival 2019 Director
Dear All, I hope you are very well and, if you are in the UK, managed okay with the snow and are enjoying our present spell of fresh weather as […]
Read MoreThe Writer in China
Graham Greene visited the Soviet Union on several occasions, particularly in the last decade of his life in order to see his old friend Kim Philby. On the other hand […]
Read MoreBrighton Rock & Sausage Rolls?
Graham Greene was fond of hiding meanings and private jokes in his novels and stories, part of his habitually secretive nature perhaps. It is a well-known fact that his 1969 […]
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Our Man in Havana, Graham Greene’s ever-popular novel set in Cuba, which last year celebrated its 60th anniversary, is in the news again. Dr Chris Hull’s Our Man Down in […]
Read MoreCharles Greene and the Armistice
Those who fondly remember the late David Pearce’s wonderful tours of Graham Greene’s old school will know the story of Graham Greene’s father Charles and the Armistice of November 1918, […]
Read MoreKnowing Norman Sherry: A Festival 2019 Preview
Lucinda Cummings-Kilmer, Norman Sherry’s personal researcher and editor, is already booked to speak at the 2019 Graham Greene International Festival. Greene’s official biographer has often been the subject of controversy […]
Read MoreVienna in the footsteps of Graham Greene
In October, a group of Graham Greene devotees and The Third Man fanatics enjoyed a long weekend visit to Vienna led by the undisputed expert on the Austrian capital’s connections […]
Read MoreSubmissions for Graham Greene Studies Volume 2
Volume 1 of Graham Greene Studies, the academic, peer-reviewed journal published by The University of Georgia Press, in conjunction with The Graham Greene Birthplace Trust, is now available either to […]
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