Graham Greene

(Henry Graham Greene)

(1904 - 1991)

Graham Greene worked as a journalist and critic, and was later employed by the foreign office. His many books include The Third Man, The Comedians and Travels with My Aunt. He is the subject of an acclaimed three-volume biography by Norman Sherry.

Novels

The Man Within (1929)
The Name of Action (1930)
Rumour At Nightfall (1931)
Stamboul Train (1932)
     aka The Orient Express
It's a Battlefield (1934)
The Bear Fell Free (1935)
England Made Me (1935)
     aka The Shipwrecked
A Gun for Sale (1936)
     aka This Gun For Hire
Brighton Rock (1938)
The Confidential Agent (1939)
The Heart of the Matter (1940)
The Power and the Glory (1940)
     aka The Labyrinthine Ways
The Ministry of Fear (1943)
The Third Man (1950)
The End of the Affair (1951)
Loser Takes All (1955)
The Quiet American (1955)
Our Man in Havana (1958)
A Burnt-Out Case (1960)
The Comedians (1966)
Travels with My Aunt (1969)
The Honorary Consul (1973)
The Human Factor (1978)
Doctor Fischer of Geneva (1980)
Monsignor Quixote (1982)
Getting to Know the General (1984)
The Tenth Man (1985)
The Captain and the Enemy (1988)

Omnibus

The Fallen Idol / The Third Man (1989)
Classic Tales of Espionage and Suspense (1992)

Collections

Babbling April (poems) (1925)
Nineteen Stories (1947)
A Sense of Reality (1950)
Twenty-One Stories (1954)
May We Borrow Your Husband? (1967)
The Portable Graham Greene (1973)
Selected Works (1977)
Favourite Spy Stories (1981) (with Joseph Conrad, Alphonse Daudet, Len Deighton, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, John Le Carré, William le Queux, Wolfgang Lotz, Sax Rohmer and Dennis Wheatley)
Collected Short Stories (1987)
The Last Word (1990)
The End of the Party (1992)
The Collected Plays (2002)
Complete Short Stories (2005)

Plays

The Potting Shed (1957)
The Return Of A.J. Raffles (1975)

Picture Books

The Little Train (1946)
The Little Fire Engine (1950)
The Little Horse Bus (1952)

Novellas

No Man's Land (2004)

Anthologies edited

The Old School (1934)
The Spy's Bedside Book (1957) (with Hugh Greene)

Non fiction

Journey Without Maps (1936)
The Lawless Roads (1939)
aka Another Mexico
British Dramatists (1942)
Why Do I Write (1948) (with Elizabeth Bowen and V S Pritchett)
In Search of a Character (1961)
Collected Essays (1969)
A Sort of Life (1971)
Pleasure Dome (1972)
Lord Rochester's Monkey (1974)
Ways of Escape (1980)
The Heritage of British Literature (1983) (with Elizabeth Bowen, Anthony Burgess, Lord David Cecil and Kate O'Brien)
The Life of Graham Greene. Volume One (1989) (with Sherry Norman)
Yours Etc. (1989)
Reflections 1923 - 1988 (1990)
Fragments of Autobiography (1991)
Articles of Faith (2006)

Anthologies containing stories by Graham Greene

Twentieth Century Short Stories (1959)
A Chamber of Horrors (1965)
The 6th Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories (1971)
London Tales of Terror (1972)
Great British Short Stories (1974)
Black Water (1983)
The Literary Ghost (1991)
The Oxford Book of Twentieth-Century Ghost Stories (1996)

Short stories

	Awful When You Think of It
	Beauty
	Chagrin in Three Parts
	Cheap in August
	The Destructors
	Doctor Crombie
	The End of the Party [short story]
	The Invisible Japanese Gentlemen
	May We Borrow Your Husband? [short story]
	Mortmain
	The Over-Night Bag
	The Root of All Evil
	A Shocking Accident
	Two Gentle People
	A Little Place Off the Edgware Road (1941)
	All But Empty (1947)

Books about Graham Greene

Graham Greene (1963) by David Pryce-Jones
Graham Greene (1966) by David Lodge
Graham Greene: The Films of His Fiction (1974) by Gene D Phillips
Novels of Graham Greene (1982) by David Lodge
Travels in Greeneland (1984) by Quentin Falk
Saints, Sinners and Comedians (1984) by Roger Sharrock
Graham Greene Country (1986) by Paul Hogarth
Reader's Guide to Graham Greene (1988) by Paul O'Prey
The Life of Graham Greene: 1939-1955 (1994) by Norman Sherry
Graham Greene (1995) by Leopoldo Durán
Graham Greene: Friend and brother (1995) by Leopoldo Durán
Graham Greene (1995) by Michael Shelden
Life of Graham Greene: 1904-1939 (1996) by Norman Sherry
Graham Greene's Thrillers and the 1930s (1996) by Brian Diemert
Graham Greene's Fictions (2000) by Cates Baldridge
Greene on Capri (2000) by Shirley Hazzard
In Search Of A Beginning (2004) by Marie-Francoise Allain and Yvonne Cloetta
The Life of Graham Greene: 1955-1991 (2004) by Norman Sherry
The Third Spring (2005) by Adam Schwartz
The Films of Graham Greene (2006) by Adrian Wootton

Graham Greene recommends

Mrs Craddock (1902)
W Somerset Maugham
"A writer of great dedication."

The Bachelor of Arts (1937)
(Malgudi)
R K Narayan
"Without him I could never have known what it is like to be Indian."

The Mask of Dimitrios (1937)
(Charles Latimer)
Eric Ambler
"Our greatest thriller writer."

Strangers On a Train (1950)
Patricia Highsmith
"Highsmith is a novelist whose books one can re-read many times. There are few of whom one can say that."

The Price of Salt (1952)
Clare Morgan (Patricia Highsmith)
"Highsmith is a novelist whose books one can re-read many times. There are few of whom one can say that."

The West Pier (1952)
(Gorse Trilogy, book 1)
Patrick Hamilton
"The best novel written about Brighton."

Field of Honour (1970)
Timeri Murari
"I was very much impressed."

The Bottle Factory Outing (1974)
Beryl Bainbridge
"An outrageously funny and horrifying novel."

Notes for a Life (1974)
Bryan Forbes
"Compulsively readable."

Selected Stories (1975)
Nadine Gordimer
"A magnificent collection worthy of homage."

Earthly Bread (1976)
Michael Mewshaw
"Once more Mr Memshaw demonstrates his very remarkable sense of place and sense of humour in the service of a topic that is quite serious. His best book yet."

How Far Can You Go? (1980)
David Lodge
"Hilarious... A magnificent book."

Minotaur (1981)
Benjamin Tammuz
"The best book of the year."

The Complete Short Stories of Raffles (1984)
(A J Raffles)
E W Hornung
"It is a splendid idea to collect together the complete short stories of Raffles."

The March of the Long Shadows (1987)
Norman Lewis
"One of the best writers of our century."

Cities of Salt (1988)
(Cities of Salt, book 1)
Abdelrahman Munif
"An arab novel - and an excellent one at that. It opens up new vistas to the imagination."

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