Maybe it’s real luxury travel…for people not in a hurry.” That novelised version of the famed Paris to Istanbul train was a ...

tells us that as a young man, Graham had little time for his well ... so called because they arrived by train from various adjacent towns.” Richard Greene writes of these scholarship students ...

The novelist Graham Greene, who was also a film critic ... she was a midget and wrote of her “well-shaped and desirable little body” being served up to middle-aged male admirers.

What did you discover in writing The Man Within My Head? Spending eight years doing little but reading and rereading Graham Greene showed me many things about him (and, I found, about myself ...

THE SHIPWRECKED (244 pp.)—Graham Greene—Viking ($3). In 1935 a little-known English writer published his seventh novel, England Made Me. The critics brushed it off with mild praise ...

Greene, pictured, originally filed Stamboul Train under his ‘entertainments’ . In 1974 he admitted that he wrote it to make a bit of money: “In Stamboul Train for the first and last time in ...

The epigraph to Graham Greene’s The Lawless Roads is a magnificent quote from Cardinal Newman: “If there be a God, since there is a God, the human race is implicated in some terrible ...