It was a triumph of organisation and commitment that the 2021 Graham Greene International Festival took place this year between 30 September – 3 October in Greene’s birthplace Berkhamsted. A […]
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Sinyard & Ambler
Unfortunately, Professor Neil Sinyard was unable to attend this year’s festival. However, he has very kindly submitted the paper he was going to give on the Sunday morning. Click on […]
Read MoreA Splinter of Ice
Those who were at the Graham Greene Festival last Saturday may have watched the interview with playwright Ben Brown whose play A Splinter of Ice is about to commence a […]
Read MoreFestival Goers: Directions to Deans’ Hall
If you are attending the Festival on Saturday 2 October for the first time you may not be able immediately to locate Deans’ Hall where the events are taking place. […]
Read MoreUPDATE: Covid 19 & The Festival
29 September UPDATE Since we posted some information about arrangements for the Festival with regard to COVID-19 we have been asked by Berkhamsted School to pass on the following information. […]
Read MoreGreene on Local Radio
Next Tuesday, 28 September, Radio Verulam which has a coverage area extending across South Hertfordshire including Berkhamsted, and broadcasts on 92.6 FM, will be featuring an interview between presenter Richard […]
Read MoreRoad Closure
If you are coming to the Festival by car, please be advised that the High Street in Berkhamsted is being closed for a week from 27 September, from the traffic […]
Read MoreFestival Programme Change
There has had to be a change to the Festival Programme for Sunday 3 October. Neil Sinyard will be unable to deliver his talk about Graham Greene and Eric Ambler. […]
Read MoreGreene books – free and not so free
Here are links to two websites featuring ways to boost your personal Graham Greene Collection. The first website allows you to acquire a range of pdfs of Greene novels and […]
Read MoreTwo new books of interest
Two new books of interest to Graham Greene enthusiasts have recently been published. Firstly, Between Form and Faith: Graham Greene and the Catholic Novel by Martyn Sampson has been published […]
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