Trust & Festival News

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 […]

Steven Wright, who attended the Graham Greene Festival a couple of months ago, has also visited Venice recently and tracked down Santa Maria dei Miracoli Church (St Mary of the […]

It probably won’t come as a surprise to many Friends of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust that the Trustees have, reluctantly, decided that Membership fees will have to be increased […]

The 25th Graham Greene International Festival (our quarter century!) will take place Thursday 3 October to Sunday 6 October 2024. More details will be announced early next year. We will […]

We are delighted to report that the 24th Graham Greene International Festival was felt to be a great occasion by those who attended the four day event. It was good […]

Unfortunately, due to the upcoming rail strike on Saturday 30 September, Charlotte Philby will be unable to attend. However, we are very pleased that a familiar face, Mike Hill, has […]