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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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22. Graham Greene
    graham greene was born in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, as the son of Charles greene and Marion Raymond greene, a first cousin of the author Robert Louis  
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    Extractions: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback (Henry) Graham Greene (1904-1991) English novelist, short-story writer, playwright and journalist, whose novels treat moral issues in the context of political settings. Greene is one of the most widely read novelist of the 20th-century, a superb storyteller. Adventure and suspense are constant elements in his novels and many of his books have been made into successful films. Although Greene was a candidate for the Nobel Prize for Literature several times, he never received the award. "The main characters in a novel must necessarily have some kinship to the author, they come out of his body as a child comes from the womb, then the umbilical cord is cut, and they grow into independence. The more the author knows of his own character the more he can distance himself from his invented characters and the more room they have to grow in." (Graham Greene in Ways of Escape Graham Greene was born in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, as the son of Charles Greene and Marion Raymond Greene, a first cousin of the author Robert Louis Stevenson. Greene's father had a poor academic record but became the headmaster of Berkhamsted School, following Dr. Thomas Fry. Charles Greene had a brilliant intellect. Originally he had intended to become a barrister. However, he found that he had liking for teaching and he decided to stay at Berkhamsted. Often his history lessons were less lessons than comments on the crack-up of Liberalism. His brother Graham ended his career as Permanent Secretary at the Admiralty.

23. Graham Greene Biography
    graham greene (19041991) Henry graham greene was born on October 2, 1904 in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. The fourth of six children  
    http://members.tripod.com/~greeneland/bio.htm
    
    Extractions: Homepage Biography ... Links Graham Greene (1904-1991) Henry Graham Greene was born on October 2, 1904 in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. The fourth of six children, Greene was a shy and sensitive youth. He disliked sports and was often truant from school in order to read adventure stories by authors such as Rider Haggard and R. M. Ballantyne. These novels had a deep influence on him and helped shape his writing style. The recurring themes of treachery and betrayal in Greene's writing stem from his troubled school years where he was often tormented for being the headmaster's son. After several suicide attempts, Greene left school one day and wrote to his parents that he did not wish to return. This culminated in his being sent to a therapist in London at age fifteen. His analyst, Kenneth Richmond, encouraged him to write and introduced him to his circle of literary friends which included the poet Walter de la Mare. In 1978 Greene gave Professor Norman Sherry a map that marked the spots he traveled to. Sherry spent 20 years retracing Greene's journeys, not without suffering. He contracted diseases from tropical diabetes in Liberia, gangrene of the intestine, to temporary blindness. He won the Edgar Allan Poe award for Best Critical/Biographical Study in 1990 for Volume I of

24. 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
    
    Extractions: A Sense of Reality: A Collection of Short Stories Twenty-One Stories Nineteen Stories: Passion, Suspense and Violence May We Borrow Your Husband?: And Other Comedies of the Sexual Life Selected Works Collected Short Stories The Fallen Idol AND The Third Man (omnibus) The Last Word: And Other Stories The Collected Plays

25. GREENE, GRAHAM
    International forfatterbibliografi.  
    http://www.bibliografi.dk/greene_graham.htm

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

27. Graham Greene's Vietnam Literary Traveler
    Literary Traveler article by Tom Curry.  
    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.

28. 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).

29. 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

30. 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.

31. Graham Greene - Blockbuster.com
    Profile provides a biography and a filmography.  
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    Extractions: Ratings Defined ARTIST BIOGRAPHY Graham Greene A full-blooded Oneida from the Six Nations Reserve in Ontario, Canada, actor Graham Greene is best known for playing Native American roles; his characters are almost always positive and very dignified. Though he has provided a strong role model and has proved that there is a place for Native American actors outside the Western genre, he considers himself neither a spokesperson for Native rights, nor a great trail blazer paving the way for other Native American actors in film and television. Instead Greene prefers to think of himself simply as an actor capable of playing any role that comes his way, and indeed, in the rare instances when he is cast in other parts, such as that of a New York detective in Die Hard: With a Vengeance (1995), he excels. Unlike other performers, Greene did not grow up with a burning desire to act. Rather his becoming an actor was literally due to the luck of the draw. It happened in the early '70s when he was working as a sound engineer for a popular Canadian band. One of his cohorts thought Greene might make a good actor, but Greene was indifferent. They discussed the matter for a week before they decided to cut a deck of cards. If he lost, he would become an actor. Shortly thereafter, Greene found work on the London stage. It took almost a decade of hard work he made his feature film debut in the 1983 sports drama Running Brave before he made a name for himself with his Oscar-nominated performance as Kicking Bird in

32. 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

33. Monim 's Home Page
    graham greene OFFICIALLY Unofficial Fan Page. ~HOT NEWS~. graham greene has been to this page and approves. I guess that makes it officially unofficial!!!  
    http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Academy/2636/
    
    Extractions: OFFICIALLY Unofficial Fan Page Twenty years ago, Graham Greene was a sound engineer. At the suggestion of a friend, he made a career move and took up acting. We are all very glad that he did! In addition to stage appearances, he has co-starred in several major motion pictures. We won't recount his numerous film and television appearances as they are efficiently and effectively listed in the following link:

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

35. Graham Greene (II)
    graham greene (II) Filmography, Awards, Biography, Agent, Discussions, Photos, News Articles, Fan Sites Not the graham greene you're looking for? graham greene (II) Discuss this person with  
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36. Graham Greene (II)
    graham greene (II) Filmography, Awards, Biography, Agent, Discussions, Photos, News Articles, Fan Sites. for? graham greene (II).  
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37. 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."

38. Graham Greene (I)
    graham greene (I) Filmography, Awards, Biography, Agent, Discussions, Photos, News Articles, Fan Sites Not the graham greene you're looking for? graham greene (I) Discuss this person with  
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39. Graham Greene (I)
    More results from www.imdb.com Guardian Unlimited Books Authors greene, graham graham greene (19041991). 18 Apr 2004, The elusive Mr greene If anyone could portray the real graham greene, it should have been his companion of 30 years.  
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40. Guardian Unlimited Books | Links | Greene, Graham
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