Trust & Festival News

It is with great sadness that we have to report the recent death of Yan Christensen [seen left with bookseller Richard Frost]. Those of you who are regular attendees of […]

If you were not able to attend last year’s Graham Greene International Festival, there is an opportunity to listen to sound recordings of the talks. Please go to the Resources […]

A special 75th Anniversary Graham Greene – Third Man trip  will be taking place this June. It is being organised and led by Dr. Brigitte Timmerman. Places on the trip […]

There is a very interesting short article about the time Greene spent living in the 1930s in a fine house on the north side of Clapham Common in South London. […]

After two hundred and forty nine talks and interviews, sixty four films plus numerous walks, dramatic presentations, birthday toasts, dinners and much, much socialising, the Graham Greene International Festival in […]

Yes, the title of this post is an intended pun. Your membership of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust  does matter very much to us. As our official title indicates we […]

The apogee of the long-running battle between the Hollywood producers and Graham Greene over the cinematic interpretations of the author’s work must surely have been Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s 1958 film […]

The third and final volume of Jon Wise and Mike Hill’s guide to the works of Graham Greene is now available in paperback at a cost of £26.09, excluding postage. […]

Richard Greene, who is to direct the 25th Graham Greene International Festival in 2024, has managed to secure Lo Dagerman as a speaker. Lo is the daughter of Anita Björk […]

Arguably the most fascinating character in Graham Greene’s Getting to Know the General: The Story of an Involvement is not the General himself but Sergeant Chuchú , alias José de […]