Trust & Festival News

Richard Greene’s biography Russian Roulette: The Life and Times of Graham Greene (The Unquiet Englishman: A Life of Graham Greene) has been reviewed around the world, with much deserved acclaim […]

The Church of St John, Montreaux, Switzerland will be live streaming Caroline’s funeral service on Monday 1st March from approximately 1.55pm CET. https://www.stjohnsmontreux.ch/post/caroline-bourget-link-to-funeral-live-stream The Family has set up an email […]

With enormous regret we report the death of our greatest Patron and dearest friend Caroline Bourget, daughter of Graham Greene. She died in Corseaux, Switzerland, after a tragic accident at […]

At last there is great news to share about the Graham Greene International Festival. It will be taking place this year in Berkhamsted but because of the on-going Covid crisis […]

  If you are a collector of Graham Greene’s books you will be interested to read about the collection of Friend of the Trust David Hawksworth who lives in Germany. […]

This post also features an avid Graham Greene collector. Zoeb Matin [pictured] is a true Graham Greene aficionado. He lives and works in Mumbai which he prefers to call by […]

American student Lucas Townsend (left) has recently embarked on a period of doctoral research at the University of Roehampton in S.W. London. His chosen subject involves the writings of Ian […]

Fr. Gerard Garrigan, from St. Louis Monastery, Missouri has sent this poem dedicated to Graham Greene. May I take this opportunity to wish everyone a better New Year in the […]

Congratulations are due to Professor Joyce Stavick, who many festival goers will know. Joyce, who recently retired from her post at the University of North Georgia and, sadly, as editor […]

Was Graham Greene a bah humbug about Christmas? He certainly seemed to want to avoid the festive season in the UK if he could, going abroad to what was then […]