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The Heart of the Matter ; Orient Express ; A Burnt-out Case ; The Third Man ; The Quiet American ; Loser Takes All ; The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene, 1977-03 The Third Man and The Fallen Idol (Classic, 20th-Century, Penguin) by Graham Greene, 1992-07-01 England Made Me (Classic, 20th-Century, Penguin) by Graham Greene, 1992-03-01 The Graham Greene Film Reader: Reviews, Essays, Interviews and Film Stories (Applause Books) by Graham Greene, 2000-05-01 Travels with My Aunt (Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition) by Graham Greene, 2004-09-28 The Ministry of Fear: An Entertainment (Penguin Classics) by Graham Greene, 2005-04-26 The Man Within (Penguin Classics) by Graham Greene, 2005-04-26 Twenty-One Stories (Penguin Twentieth-Century Classics) by Graham Greene, 1993-06-01 The Life of Graham Greene: Volume II: 1939-1955 (Vol 2) by Norman Sherry, 1996-05-01 Graham Greene: A Life in Letters It's a Battlefield (Penguin Twentieth-Century Classics) by Graham Greene, 1992-04-01 The Portable Graham Greene (Penguin Classics) by Graham Greene, 2005-01-25 The Tenth Man by Graham Greene, 1998-02-01 The Quiet American (Critical Library, Viking) by Graham Greene, 1996-01-01

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21. Graham Greene's Vietnam Literary Traveler
    Literary Traveler article by Tom Curry.Category Arts Literature Authors G greene, graham by Tom Curry The Quiet American by graham greene ought to be required readingfor anyone planning a visit to Vietnam. THE QUIET AMERICAN by graham greene.  
    http://www.literarytraveler.com/special/greene.htm
    
    Extractions: T he Quiet American by Graham Greene ought to be required reading for anyone planning a visit to Vietnam. For more than forty years, this prophetic portrait of the failing days of French colonial rule has been alternately praised and reviled by critics, but still stands as the definitive, though fictionalized account of the terrible confrontation between moral dissipation and dangerous naiveté that plagued this tropical nation for so many decades. Vietnam has come a long way from those troubled times. Since Graham Greene's death in 1991 a plethora of biographies has emerged, each stressing the real world sources for much of what the author wrote, and each including old photographs of the places where he lived and drank and caroused. Given the intervening twenty years of war and twenty more of political isolation, it would come as no surprise to find that none of Greene's old haunts in Vietnam are still standing. But not only are they still there, many of them have been restored to better than mint condition. Indeed, Vietnam today is full of astonishing contrasts to the opium-soaked, decadent world of Greene's novel, and the irony of some of these contrasts can only be deliberate.

22. Graham Greene Official Website
    Official site of guitarist from Western Australia. Includes biography, mp3s, photo gallery, and links.  
    http://www.grahamgreene.topcities.com/

23. Graham Greene Bibliography
    A bibliography of graham greene's books and short stories, with book covers and links to related authors.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Graham_Greene.htm

24. The (Mis)Guided Dream Of Graham Greene
    Robert Royal surveys the life and career of English novelist graham greene and argues that his art suffered from greene's character flaws and misguided political loyalties.  
    http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft9911/opinion/royal.html
    
    Extractions: The (Mis)Guided Dream of Graham Greene Robert Royal Graham Greene was a great novelist of a special kind. Unlike many literary practitioners in this century, he did not experiment with language, subvert traditional narrative, or choose exotic subjects. He simply used the powerful imagination that led him to speak of his work as a "guided dream." That imagination—fired, at least during the great middle years, by intense moral and religious perception—made Greene’s fiction the best-realized portrayal in its time of the drama of the human soul. Greene was born in 1904 in Berkhamsted. His father was headmaster of the private school Greene attended, setting up a classic Greene conflict: loyalty to his father versus the impossible desire to be one of the boys. In his stunning travel book on Mexico, The Lawless Roads , Greene reveals that he asked for faith at Berkhamsted and got it with a characteristic twist: "I began to believe in Heaven because I believed in Hell." Some kind of breakdown occurred at sixteen, perhaps the result of tension at school. He lived for six months with self-proclaimed Jungian analyst Kenneth Richmond and his attractive wife, Zoe. Richmond was a quack with no formal training. And something happened between Greene and Zoe. Rumors circulated that one of the Richmond children was Greene’s—an unpromising start for a man prone to impossible romantic longings. Seemingly as a defense against depression, Greene became filled—as he would be throughout his life—with wanderlust. While an Oxford undergraduate, Greene got himself hired to do espionage in Ireland and in French-occupied Germany in exchange for free travel. He briefly joined the Communist party, partly in the hope of a free trip to Moscow (though he may well have been working, West believes, for British intelligence as a double agent).

25. Blockbuster.com Graham Greene
    Profile provides a biography and a filmography.  
    http://www2.blockbuster.com/bb/person/details/0,4487,BIO-P199626,00.html

26. Graham Greene Reviews
    A comprehensive listing of graham Green book reviews.  
    http://www.brothersjudd.com/webpage/grahamgreene.htm
    
    Extractions: -Graham Greene This Gun for Hire Raven is a hired killer with a harelip. His profession and his deformity combine to give him a passion for privacy. But when he's hired to kill a socialist minister who's active in the peace movement and ends up also shooting an elderly woman from his household staff too, he's suddenly one of the most sought after men in England. And when the man who hired him, Mr. Cholmondeley, pays him off in counterfeit notes, he becomes an easy man to track. In addition, his strong sense of professional ethics lead him to try and find Cholmondeley and whoever's behind him, rather than simply hiding out. Through a circuitous set of circumstances, Raven is helped in his search by a young woman, Anne, whose boyfriend just happens to be the lead detective on his case. She recognizes how dangerous Raven is, but feels sorry for him and, with Europe sliding into war, thinks she can use him to strike back at the shadowy forces who wanted the peace loving minister dead.

27. Graham Greene (II)
    Displays a brief biography of this native actor who can be seen in films such as "Grey Owl " "Dances With Wolves" and "Running Brave."  
    http://us.imdb.com/Name?Greene,+Graham+(II)

28. GrahamGreene
    Biography, filmography, and image gallery.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Guild/9621/GrahamGreene.html

29. Greene, Graham
    greene, graham. graham greene. Casi todaslas novelas de graham greene han sido llevadas a la pantalla.  
    http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Atrium/1788/bios/greene.htm
    
    Extractions: MENÚ PRINCIPAL BIOGRAFÍAS Graham Greene "EL novelista más espléndido de su generación y el único entre los ingleses poseedor de un don narrativo de primer orden", dijo Hugh Walpole a raíz de la aparición de la novela de Graham Greene "El Poder y la Gloria", confirmatoria de las predicciones que sobre él se habían hecho desde sus primeros libros, como de la promesa más brillante en el firmamento literario inglés. Graham Greene nació el 2 de octubre de 1904, en Berkhamstead, en el Condado de Hertford, donde su padre, Charles Henry Creene, era director de la escuela local. Sus padres eran primos y, por parte de su madre, Marion Ramond, el novelista desciende del escritor Robert Louis Stevenson, con quien se lo ha comparado frecuentemente. Graham Greene se educó en el colegio dirigido por su padre y de allí pasó a la Universidad de Oxford, donde colaboró con fantasías en prosa y verso en la revista "Saturday Westminster", que dirigía Naomi Royde-Smith. Más tarde, dirigió, a su vez, el "Oxford Outlook", fundado por Beverly Nichols. En 1925, Greene publicó su primer libro, un volumen de versos titulado "

30. Das Ende Einer Affäre Graham Greene
    Der Roman von graham greene, Das Ende einer Aff¤re. Der Film von Neil Jordan mit Ralph Fiennes und Julianne Moore. Die wahre Geschichte, die greene zum Roman inspirierte.  
    http://www.cosmopolis.ch/cosmo13/Greene.htm
    
    Extractions: Der Roman von Graham Greene Der Film auf DVD: The End of the Affair , USA/GB 1999. Regisseur: Neil Jordan. Mit Ralph Fiennes, Julianne Moore, Stephen Rea und Ian Hart. Roman bestellen bei Amazon.de . Die DVD bestellen bei Amazon.de oder Directmedia Schweiz Gute Filme beruhen oft auf guten Vorlagen. Das dachte sich wohl auch Regissur Neil Jordan, der

31. Graham Greene - Works And Web Resources
    graham greene. His Works  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/1608/greene_1.htm

32. Graham Greene (II)
    http://www.imdb.com/Name?Greene, Graham (II)

33. Graham Greene Official Website
    Official site of guitarist from Western Australia. Includes biography, mp3s, photo gallery, and links  
    http://grahamgreene.topcities.com/

34. Graham Greene And R K Narayan
    The English writer's importance to Narayan. Contains a Narayan bibliography.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/1608/greene_2.htm
    
    Extractions: Graham Greene and R K Narayan Greene greatly admired R K Narayan and helped publish his works in Britain. The remarkable fact about their relationship was that Greene and Narayan met only once, briefly, in London in 1964. The friendship began in 1934 when Greene happened to come across a manuscript of Swami and Friends. Greene was impressed and passed it on to Hamish Hamilton. He also began a correspondence with R K Narayan. The correspondence lasted until his death, with Greene taking around fifteen years to switch from Dear Mr. Narayan and Graham Greene, to Dear Narayan and Graham. Greene ( rather uncharacteristically gentle ) suggested a few alterations in the Indian Novelist's English at the beginning of the correspondence, a practice that lasted for half a century. Greene offered Narayan solace when the latter's works did not do well initially, besides discouraging him from considering the turning of his novels into screenplays. While Narayan's novels are much gentler than most of Greene's, Malgudi, the fictional town in which most of the former's novels are set, seemed to Greene "more familiar than Battersea or the Euston Road". His letter to Narayan, when the Indian's wife passed away in 1937 was particularly solicitous. Greene wrote: "To send the sympathy of strangers at such a cruel time seems like a mockery. But I've been happily married now for a long time, and I can imagine how appalling everything must seem to you now. I don't suppose you'll write again for months, but eventually you will, not be- cause you are just a good writer (there are hundreds), but because you are one of the finest. We still hope we shall see you, here or in India. If there is no war."

35. Andreas' Homepage - Literature.Graham Greene.
    Online texts of several stories from graham greene's May We Borrow Your Husband?  
    http://www.wh1.tu-dresden.de/~andy/englisch/literature/greene/HusbandIndex.html

36. Guardian Unlimited Books | Authors | Greene, Graham
    graham greene (19041991). Robert McCrum has read them. 7 Jan 2000, 'Sad-eyed chroniclerof sex and sin' 'My books don't make good films,' said graham greene.  
    http://books.guardian.co.uk/authors/author/0,5917,-78,00.html
    
    Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Guardian Review By genre Reviews ...

37. Uutiset - Ajassa:
    Jukka Pet¤j¤ on kirjoittanut tunnetun japanilaisen kirjailijan muistokirjoituksen.  
    http://www.helsinginsanomat.fi/UUtisarkisto/19961001/vapa/961001va06.html
    
    Extractions: Kuollut Kirjailija Shusaku Endo, Japanin Graham Greene Japanin sodanjälkeisen kirjallisuuden eturiviin kuulunut Shusaku Endo kuoli hepatiitin aiheuttamiin komplikaatioihin 29. syyskuuta Keion yliopistollisessa keskussairaalassa Tokiossa. Tämän 73-vuotiaana kuolleen prosaistin kansainvälisestä arvostuksesta kertoo se, että hänen nimensä mainittiin jo 1980-luvun puolivälistä alkaen varsin usein Nobel-veikkauksissa. Shusaku Endo oli yksi parhaiten lännessä tunnetuista japanilaisista nykykirjailijoista. Häntä on usein verrattu länsimaalaisiin kirjailijoihin. Tässä mairittelevin ja tunnetuin vertaus, joka siloitti kirjailijan tietä englaninkielisessä maailmassa: Shusaku Endo - Japanin Graham Greene. Selitys piilee siinä, että molemmat olivat katolisia, Greene kääntyi katoliseksi 1926, Endo taas 1934. Molemmat ovat käsitelleet kirjoissaan eettisiä ongelmia, pahan ja hyvän alituista taistelua sekä valtauskonnon ja `vieraan uskonnon` yhteentörmäystä.

38. Guardian Unlimited Books | Links | Greene, Graham
    Go to Guardian Unlimited home.  
    http://books.guardian.co.uk/links/sites_on_writers/f-k/links/0,6135,97416,00.htm
    
    Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer

39. The COLE / TANNER Family Tree
    Ancestry pertaining to greene County, Pennsylvania USA. Includes surnames Eddy, Kent, graham, Leary, Phillips and Seger.  
    http://dlcole.crosswinds.net/index.htm
    
    Extractions: The COLE/TANNER Family Tree is dedicated to the research of the genealogy of the Cole and Tanner families of Greene Co., PA. It currently has over 27000 individuals and dates to the early 1500's. In no way should anyone consider the information contained on this web site as fact, it is very much a work in progress and is displayed to hopefully meet other cousins and share information. It includes both my wife's and my families. If you feel there might be a connection leave me an E-mail message. All information on living members of the families has been removed for their privacy. Additional research is planned, so stop back occasionally if you think there may be a link between our families and yours. Please sign our guest book and let us know you visited. Our Ancestors Database - Surname Index Follow the above link to our Ancestors database. If you would like to take a look at our complete database then visit It is our complete database including all cousins and related families, as well as, additional information about those individuals listed in the database above. Search this site or the web powered by FreeFind

40. Shusaku Endo
    Notice of a museum established in Sotome, Nagasaki Prefecture, dedicated to Endo, is the prelude to an article on Endo's literary friendship with graham greene.  
    http://www.hugopublications.com/endo.html
    
    Extractions: ON MAY 13TH THIS YEAR a museum to commemorate the Japanese novelist Shusaku Endo was opened in Sotome Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, on a beautiful hill (famous for its sunset views) overlooking the East China Sea. The opening ceremony for the Shusaku Endo Memorial Museum was attended by over three hundred of Endo's friends and admirers from all over the country. They included well-known novelists such as Shumon Miura (now the Museum's honorary director), Jakucho Setouchi and Shataro Yasuoka. The theme of the Museum's exhibition early this summer is Endo's powerful novel, Silence Silence, and serenity, are promised to visitors, especially writers, who visit the Museum to reflect in calm surroundings by the sea on their own work and on the life and writings of a Japanese novelist who strove to present to the Japanese, with their very different spiritual background, a new face of the Christianity first introduced to Japan in the 16th century. The Museum, on a site chosen by Endo's widow, was designed by Jiro Hiroshima to symbolise cultural Japan's cultural gifts to the West. It contains a reading room, an exhibition hall, Endo's manuscripts, a collection of about 7,000 books and the desk and chair Endo used when writing his last big novel, Deep River. This was the second strong pillar in Endo's monumental fiction, complementing the classic, searing novel, Silence, which starkly described the efforts of the missionaries in the 17th century to convert Japan to Christianity. In

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