Trust & Festival News

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 […]

You would be very hard pressed to identify the location of this huge and anonymous block of Victorian-era flats and any association it might have had with Graham Greene. It […]

If you are searching for a last-minute Christmas gift or just dreaming about being able to afford to buy something a bit different this year, go to the Blackwell’s Rare […]

Tonight, Professor Richard Greene is delivering the Anthony Burgess Lecture 2020 at  the invitation of the International Anthony Burgess Foundation. His lecture is titled ‘Graham Greene & the Spies’. Please […]

Richard Greene’s new biography Russian Roulette: The Life and Times of Graham Greene has been widely praised in the British Press since the publication of the UK Edition at the […]

To mark Graham Greene’s birthday we are publishing the talk that Michael Hill would have given at the Graham Greene International Festival which would have been taking place now. ‘Murder […]

On October 2nd,  to mark Graham Greene’s 116th birthday, we will be publishing the talk Michael Hill would have been giving at the Graham Greene International Festival this year. Sadly, […]

Richard Greene’s biography of Graham Greene, Russian Roulette: The Life and Times of Graham Greene has been widely reviewed already. There may well be others, but to date reviews have […]