Trust & Festival News

Could you select the ten best opening paragraphs among Graham Greene’s novels? Dwyer Murphy has answered this challenge. See if you agree with his choice. To access his list google […]

The full programme for the 25th Annual Graham Greene International Festival which will be taking place 3rd to 8th October 2024 has been announced. For details please turn to the […]

The job of a Festival Director is not an easy one. You don’t just pick up your mobile or dash off an email and everyone immediately jumps to say ‘yes’ […]

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 […]