Graham Greene, who was born a hundred years ago, had an exceptionally long literary career. He published a slim volume of undergraduate verse in 1926, followed three years later by his first novel, The Man Within. It had many successors, and Greene’s last book, a barrel-scraping collection of short stories provocatively called The Last Word, came out in 1990, the year before (...)
October 22, 2004
Books
Graham Greene at 100
The Life of Graham GreeneVolume III: 1956-1991Norman SherryViking, $39.95, 800 pp.In Search of a BeginningMy Life with Graham GreeneYvonne Cloetta, as told to Marie-Françoise Allain, translated by Euan CameronBloomsbury, £16.99, 416 pp.
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