Trust & Festival News

A Message from our Festival Director: Dear All, I hope you are well and looking forward to our annual Greene gathering. I have the pleasure of announcing that Helen Boden will again be displaying the work of her print-making group. Helen’s group has produced a series of amazing, vibrant images, some of which we have […]

The 2018 Festival sees a welcome return of two priests who have presented talks at previous festivals. On Saturday afternoon, The Reverend Mark Bosco of Georgetown University will give what sounds like a topical paper entitled, Coloring Catholicism  Greene in the Age of Pope Francis. On Friday morning, Monsignor Roderick Strange will present the inaugural […]

Berkhamsted (or Berko as it is affectionately known) features prominently in the pages of the forthcoming edition of A Sort of Newsletter, the quarterly publication of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust. For those who do not know, and there may be some, A Sort of Newsletter is received in February, May, August and November by […]

The noted mid-20th Century English poet Elizabeth Jennings died in 2001. Dana Greene (no relation to Graham) has written a biography and her book will be released in the UK by Oxford University Press on September 20, 2018.  Vivien Greene features prominently in the life of Elizabeth Jennings: spending Christmas holidays together, sharing a passion […]

Recently, the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust has appointed several new Trustees who have taken responsibility for various parts of the Trust’s affairs. Lucy Hill is overseeing the Trust’s compliance with the new Data Protection legislation. Jonathan Steffen is now the Press Officer. He will be seeking to promote the Trust’s public profile and to increase […]

Joyce Stavick and Jon Wise are delighted to report that the first edition of the biennial journal dedicated to the academic study of the writings of Graham Greene has been published. It is available online, free of charge, at –  https://digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/ggs/all_issues.html. Should you wish to purchase a print copy, this can be done via Amazon. […]

  To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the making of The Third Man, Austrian historian Brigitte Timmermann, a long-standing friend of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust, has designed a new four-day trip to the city indelibly linked to Greene’s iconic masterpiece. It will take you back into the troubled times of Greene’s Vienna but also […]