81. MORRIS - QUOTATIONS - G greene, graham. It is a great danger for everyone when what is shocking changes. Our Man in Havana (HK130, 19), p. 165. CHANGE; SHOCKS, SOCIAL 19800000. http://www.fiu.edu/~morriss/bookword/quotes/quoG.html

QUOTATIONS BY AUTHOR - G Page Index: - Ga Ge Gi Go ... Gr Subject Index: A to C D to G H to O P to S ... F G H I J K ... Z Gaiman , Neil. Smoke and Mirrors (HP390, 1998), p. 2. CHESTERTON, G. K. DRAGONS FAIRY TALES TRUTH HOPE Gandhi Rationalists are admirible beings. Rationalism is a hideous monster it claims for itself onmipotence. Attribution of omnipotence to reason is as bad a piece of idolatry as is worship of stock and stone, believing it to be God. in "Reflections," Christianity Today , (January 15, 1990), p. 34. IDOLATRY OMNIPOTENCE RATIONALISM - OMNIPOTENCE Gauguin , Paul. If you see a tree as blue, then make it blue. The Color Compendium (FIUREF 1990), p. 143. ARTIST'S VIEW NATURE - COLORS TREES - COLORS COLOR Gennaro , Richard de. "Technology Access in an Enterprise Society," in: Library Journal (October 1, 1989), p. 43. LIBRARIES - 1990S LIBRARIES - CHANGE LIBRARIES - MANAGMENT Gibran , Kahlil. Those writers are telling the truth, because I do not love man-made laws and I abhor the traditions that our ancestors left us. This hatred is the fruit of my love for the sacred and spiritual kindness which should be the source of every law upon the earth, for kindness is the shadow of God in man. Kahlil Gibrarn A Self-Portrait . (FIUL, Citadel Press, 1959), p. 14.

82. Zsolnay Verlag / Autorenarchiv: Graham Greene Translate this page graham greene »Ein glänzender Romancier.« Marcel Reich-Ranicki. graham greene wurde am 2. Oktober 1904 in Berkhampstead, Hertfordshire, geboren. http://www.zsolnay.at/autoren/greene.htm

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83. Michigan State University Department Of Theatre - Theatre Archives Central Office of Information, London, England. graham greene (b.1904). http://www.theatre.msu.edu/Academics/TheatreArchive/Greene, Graham/greeneg.html

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85. BIBSYS-Post 92243638x Tittel The comedians / graham greene. Forfatter greene, graham. Trykt London Penguin, 1967. Sidetall 286 s. ISBN 014-018494-5, 0-14-002766-1. http://wgate.bibsys.no/gate1/SHOW?objd=92243638x&base=HIT&bibk=ua

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

Search Movies Games People Advanced Search Find a Store New Releases Guaranteed in Stock ... 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

87. FRENCH CINEMA OF THE 1930'S - Novelist Graham Greene Four films as seen by graham greene Excerpts from The Pleasure Dome Collected Film Criticism 193540. Top of graham greene reviews http://inblackandwhite.com/FrenchFilmsv2.0/greenealt.html

[text only] French Films of the 30s Major Films 1930-39 Graham Greene Four films as seen by Graham Greene Excerpts from The Pleasure Dome: Collected Film Criticism 1935-40 Las Hurdes Land Without Bread by Graham Greene Land Without Bread Order Las Hurdes Land Without Bread ) from Videoflicks Un Carnet de Bal Life Dances On and Dance Card Duvivier by Graham Greene "A rich widow looks back on her first ball with melancholy nostalgia, she wonders what fate has done to the men who said they loved her when she was sixteen. Their names are there on an old dance-programme.... the mood is meant to be autumnal – memories dance through salons , woo her at her bedside. But Duvivier is not the director for so intangible a mood (we remember what Kirsanov did ten years ago in Brumes d'Automne with a few dripping boughs). A great director – Un grand amour de Beethoven Beethoven Abel Gance by Graham Greene "The echoes of the laughter at Louise have hardly died away when M. Abel Gance pops up again with another musical film, based on the last years of Beethoven's life. Pops up? No words could be less suitable to describe Mr Gance, a kind of Victor Hugo of the screen – terrific storms blow out his characters; cloaks, enormous chords bellow from the microphone: the actors gesture and moan and wring their hands in Gargantuan griefs, and the banal symbols of blossom and thunder and dawn, all shot with a fine pictorial sense, magnify still further the human emotions. Only once, I think, has M. Gance brought it off', and that was in his huge

88. Graham Greene I - Online Ausstellungskatalog: Der Dritte Mann (1985) Translate this page zum Seitenanfang 80 greene, graham Ein Sohn Englands. Roman, Wien 1952. zum Seitenanfang 81 greene, graham Das Attentat. Roman, Wien 1950. http://www.stadtbibliothek.wien.at/ausstellungen/1985/wa-203/doc-Graham-de.htm

zugehöriges Inhaltsverzeichnis Graham Greene I 80 Greene, Graham: Ein Sohn Englands. Roman, Wien 1952. 81 Greene, Graham: Das Attentat. Roman, Wien 1950. 82 Greene, Graham: Die Kraft und die Herrlichkeit. Roman, Wien 1951. 83 Graham Greene to write in Vienna, in: Morning News, 12. 2. 1948. [Abb.] 84 Elizabeth Rowen to lecture in Vienna, in: Morning News, 18. 2. 1948. Sign.: A 72.798. 80 Greene, Graham: Ein Sohn Englands. Roman, Wien 1952. Sign.: A 132.605. Der Roman "England Made Me" erschien erstmals 1935. 81 Greene, Graham: Das Attentat. Roman, Wien 1950. Sign.:A 132.601. Der Originaltitel des 1936 erstmals erschienenen Buches lautet "A Gun for Sale". 82 Greene, Graham: Die Kraft und die Herrlichkeit. Roman, Wien 1951. Sign.: A 129.694. Der Roman, dessen Originaltitel "The Power and the Glory" (1940) lautet, trug wesentlich zum Weltruhm des Autors bei. 83 Graham Greene to write in Vienna, in: Morning News, 12. 2. 1948. Sign.: F 116.342. 84 Elizabeth Rowen to lecture in Vienna, in: Morning News, 18. 2. 1948. Sign.: F 116.342.

89. Graham Greene II - Online Ausstellungskatalog: Der Dritte Mann (1985) Translate this page zum Seitenanfang 86 greene, graham The Third Man and The Fallen Idol, Harmondsworth 1985. 87 greene, graham Das Ende einer Affäre. Roman, Wien 1953. http://www.stadtbibliothek.wien.at/ausstellungen/1985/wa-203/doc-Graham-2-de.htm

zugehöriges Inhaltsverzeichnis Graham Greene II 86 Greene, Graham: The Third Man and The Fallen Idol, Harmondsworth 1985. [Abb.] 88 Das Geheimnis (The Potting Shed). Schauspiel in 3 Akten von Graham Greene, Theaterprogramm des Theaters in der Josefstadt, 1957. 89 Greene, Graham. Ways of Escape, Harmondsworth 1982. 90 Lackner, Herbert:" Reagan zieht zu schnell. " Erstmals seit 17 Jahren ist Graham Greene wieder in Wien, in: Arbeiterzeitung, 23. 1. 1982. 91 Allain, Marie-Francoise: The Other Man. Conversations with Graham Greene, Harmondsworth 1984. ... 92 Greene, Graham: The Tenth Man, London 1985. [Abb.] 86 Greene, Graham: The Third Man and The Fallen Idol, Harmondsworth 1985. Sign.: A 196.323. Sign.: A 132.603. "The End of the Affair" erschien erstmals 1951. 88 Das Geheimnis (The Potting Shed). Schauspiel in 3 Akten von Graham Greene, Theaterprogramm des Theaters in der Josefstadt, 1957. Sign.: A 72.798. 89 Greene, Graham. Ways of Escape, Harmondsworth 1982. Sign.: A 196.324. 90 Lackner, Herbert:" Reagan zieht zu schnell. " Erstmals seit 17 Jahren ist Graham Greene wieder in Wien, in: Arbeiterzeitung, 23. 1. 1982. Sign.: F 24.603.

90. Icehousebooks (author: Greene, Graham) Author index 4 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V w X Y Z Author greene, graham 1 greene, graham A Sense of Reality, Penguin, Middlesex, 1982. http://www.icehousebooks.co.uk/A_greenegrah.htm

www.icehousebooks.co.uk We buy and sell all kinds of new, second-hand and antiquarian books. Our special interests include socialist / marxist / progressive fiction and non-fiction. ** hablamos español * * falamos português ** Home Classified lists Frosty`s igloo How to order About us ... Noticeboard Author index: A B C D ... Z Author: Greene, Graham ... Click the book number or to see the full description To find a title on this page, try using your browser's Find command. It's usually on the Edit menu, or you can use Ctrl+f. (This works on most web pages - not just ours) Notes Chris Searle reviews Graham Greene`s It`s a battlefield (Vintage Classics, £6.99) in Morning Star 9 Oct 2002 p9 Andrew Kay reviews Philip Noyce`s film adaptation of Greene`s The quiet American in Morning Star 29 Nov 2002 p9. Jeff Sawtell writes about Noyce`s and Joseph L Mankeiwicz`s film versions of The quiet American , and about Greene`s politics and associations as revealed in his FBI/CIA file recently made available under the USA`s Freedom of Information Act in Morning Star 10 Dec 2002 p9.

91. Times Online - From The Archive graham greene. graham greene joined The Times 75 years ago as a home subeditor. Slide show graham greene at The Times. QUOTE SEARCH, with comdirect, http://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,698,00.html

NI_IFRAME('Top'); ARCHIVE CLASSIFIED SHOPPING PROMOTIONS ... WEATHER Search document.write(epaperButton); document.write(closing); FROM THE ARCHIVE The Blitz Railway fever Palestine 1947-48 JFK assassination ... Radclyffe Hall TIMES ONLINE Home News Britain World ... Site Map SPECIAL REPORTS Investor's Centre Business Travel Wireless Technology Urban Confidence ... UK Business Week NI_AD('BottomLeft'); Graham Greene Graham Greene joined The Times 75 years ago as a home sub-editor. He enjoyed the company and found the work an excellent training for writing novels Graham Greene at The Times by andrew ledgard, Assistant Archivist Graham Greene and the General Strike By Andrew Ledgard, Assistant Archivist During this period, The Times was published by an irregular workforce of non-union staff and journalists, Times Graham Greene's resignation letter, October 7, 1929 In giving my three months notice I do wish you to know how very happy I have been on The Times Letter from The Times chief home sub-editor, March 18, 1929 With regard to Graham Greene, he has been with us now three years and I think he deserves a rise Obituary of Graham Greene, April 4, 1991

92. LITERARYMOOSE.INFO: Graham Greene Author Page dedicated to the literary creativity of graham greene contains diligent and independent book reviews, author information, book covers, quotes http://www.literarymoose.info/literature/greene.html

Home Author/Book Index Book Alert Publishers ... News! Novels The Captain and the Enemy Getting to Know the General: A Story of an Involvement Monsignor Quixote Dr. Fischer of Geneva or the Bomb Party ... The Honorary Consul [1972] The Virtue of Disloyalty Travels With My Aunt The Comedians In Search of Character A Burnt-Out Case ... Journey Without Maps [1935] The Basement Room Bear Fell Free England Made Me It's a Battlefield Stamboul Train [1931] Rumour at Nightfall [1930] The Name of Action The Man Within Short Story Collections The Last Word and Other Stories Collected Short Stories A Sense of Reality Twenty One Stories [1947] Nineteen Stories Memoirs A World of My Own: A Dream Diary Reflections: 1923-1988 Ways of Escape A Sort of Life Poetry [1925] Babbling April Plays Yes and No, or For Whom the Bell Chimes The Great Jowett May We Borrow Your Husband? and Other Comedies of the Sexual Life [1964] Carving a Statue The Complaisant Lover The Potting Shed [1953] The Living Room Books for Children The Steamroller The Little Horse Bus The Little Fire Engine The Little Train Other Yours, etc.: Letters to the Press

93. Graham Greene Trail Berkhamsted Birthplace Trust Charles greene, graham s father, taught at the Boy s School for many years before being appointed Headmaster in 1910. He retired in 1927. http://www.angelfire.com/journal/ggbtps/ggTrail_1.htm

The Graham Greene Birthplace Trust Registered in the UK as a charity no.1064839. Registered Office: Rhenigidale, Ivy House Lane, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4 2PP England T his page last updated Friday, 30 April 2004 Parent GG Trail 1 Heritage Trail 1 Maps Spring 2002 Pictures The School 1 ... Your First Time The Graham Greene Trail original leaflet text by Sylvia Hall, photographs and some additional text for this web version by Peter Such The printed leaflet (of which the text provided here is merely a reference point) is available from the Trust for the price of a stamped addressed envelope. The purpose of this web version is simply to draw attention to Berkhamsted's connections with Graham Greene for a wider audience who may not be able to visit but might re-consider, especially during our Festival period, when they realise how much Berkhamsted and the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust have to offer admirers of Graham Greene. S ylvia Hall's text introduces us to the many obvious and some less obvious influences of Berkhamsted to be found in Greene's work and in his own character. She starts the Trail at Berkhamsted station, where our picture shows 'the class of 2002' gathering for the start of that Festival's specially arranged Trail walk.

94. Graham Greene Quiz issue 34 january february 2003. graham greene Quiz Good luck! Sentimentalitythat s what we call the sentiment we don t share. graham greene http://www.barcelonareview.com/34/e_quiz.htm

issue 34: january - february 2003 Graham Greene Quiz Sentimentalitythat's what we call the sentiment we don't share. Graham Greene THIS QUIZ IS NOW OVER BUT PLEASE TRY IT FOR FUN ANSWERS a. Babbling April b. The Cruellest Month c. Resurrection Babble d. This Month for Sale a. James Macpherson b. Thomas Chatterton c. Lord Rochester d. Madame de Pompadour 3. In which short story do we find the verbose character of the dirty, one-legged Javitt? a. The Name of Action b. Rumour at Nightfall c. d. The Man Within b. his children d. his in-laws A Journey Without Maps a. Mexico b. Sierre Leone c. Panama d. Liberia 7. The film Orient Express was based on which novel by Greene? a. The Times b. the Spectator c. the Evening Standard d. The Nottingham Journal 9. In Brighton Rock Pinkie kills Hale by stuffing what down his throat? a. Colleoni b. Raven c. Minty d. Grünlich 11. In 1938, while editor of the review Night and Day , Greene found himself involved in a libel suit for having accused a certain actress of pandering to male lust in the film Wee Willie Winkie . Who was the actress?

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96. About Graham Greene Born Henry graham greene on October 2, 1904 in Hertfordshire County in England, graham greene started writing at an early age. Other Books by graham greene http://www.upenn.edu/nso/prp/quiet/author.html

Biography: Born Henry Graham Greene on October 2, 1904 in Hertfordshire County in England, Graham Greene started writing at an early age. During and after college at Oxford he became an editor of several journals and newsletters until he began to write full novels. He converted to Catholicism in 1926 after Vivienne Dayrell-Browning encouraged him to learn more about the religion. He then married her in October 1927 (separated in 1948). Greene published his first novel, The Man Within , in 1929. During WWII, he worked for the Secret Intelligence Service and the Counter Intelligence Service in London where he found much material for his books. Greene was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Screenplay in 1950 for The Fallen Idol . In 1991, he died in his home in Vevey, Switzerland. More Complete Bio Other Books by Graham Greene: The Man Within Stamboul Train Brighton Rock The Heart of the Matter ... The Human Factor For a complete listing of his novels, short stories, and non-fiction, please see this site:

97. The Life And The Work: On Literature And Biography graham greene. A Sort of Life greene, graham Vintage Classics, 1999 ISBN 0099282577 Price (approx.) £6.99 in paperback; Brighton http://www.ex.ac.uk/dll/literature/life_and_work.htm

The Life and the Work: Fiction and Biography Level: 1 Credits: 30 Module Code: LLL1052D Venue: Distance Learning Duration: One semester (15 weeks) Starts: Monday 14th February 2005 (finishing June 2005) Time: N/A Tutor: Dr Kim Clancy Graham Greene, Iris Murdoch and Sylvia Plath are three key writers of the twentieth century. Their work explores pivotal themes of love and hate, intimacy and alienation, truth and deceit, while still providing the reader with an entertaining read! In this course we will examine the stories these writers have written and the stories these writers have LIVED, in order to gain a better understanding of the relationship between - the Life and the Work. We will turn our attention to our three authors to ask: How far can a novel or poem be read as the expression of a writer's life? Is an understanding of an author's life necessary to understand their writing? Does the text itself shift in meaning as the years pass by and its readers change? Graham Greene spans the literary and the popular with his thriller-type novels and their world-weary anti-heroes. We will be looking at Greene's conversion to Catholicism in 1926 and the influence this had on the themes of his fiction: guilt and redemption, good and evil and alienation and despair.

98. The Atlantic | July/August 2001 | Graham Greene's Vatican Dossier | Godman Documents from the archives of the Holy See reveal deliberations among papal censors over graham greene. Your most humble and devoted servant graham greene. http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2001/07/godman.htm

Home Current Issue Back Issues The Archive ... Subscriber Help Browse >> Fiction Food Foreign Affairs Language ... In This Issue (Contributors) More on books from The Atlantic Monthly. More on politics and society from The Atlantic Monthly. Graham Greene's Vatican Dossier Documents from the archives of the Holy See reveal the deliberations among papal censors over how to deal with The Power and the Glory by Peter Godman n common with many Catholics," Graham Greene wrote in a letter to The Times of London in June of 1954, "I have little regard for the Index in the rare cases in which it deals with imaginative writing ... So far as imaginative literature is concerned (according to rumor both Tolstoy and Lewis Carroll have been condemned) most Catholic laymen follow their own consciences." Greene was ostensibly responding to a letter in The Times that had drawn a comparison between the Roman Index and prosecutions for obscenity in British courts. What readers of the newspaper could not have known was that Greene himself had just been sternly reproached by Church authorities. Greene alluded to this episode in later writings. The records of the deliberations at the Vatican over his novel The Power and the Glory The Vatican had sought for centuries to wield influence over various kinds of writing; in 1571, at the height of the Counter-Reformation, it established the Congregation of the Index, a department responsible for censoring and even banning books (when it had some power over the author or the publication process), or at the very least for telling Catholics which books they simply shouldn't read. The Congregation of the Index was abolished in 1917, but censorship continued to be exercised by another department, the Holy Office, and an official Index of Forbidden Books was maintained until 1966.

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