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 title of Michael Mewshaw’s new memoir, “My Man in Antibes: Getting to Know Graham Greene,” may ring familiar ... Alas: Mewshaw’s youth reads like a train wreck.

Norman Sherry met Graham Greene ... Indignant that Greene was never awarded the Nobel Prize, Sherry includes comments written by one judge who thought very little of his work.

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 ...

Richard Greene estimates that, in time, Graham wrote about five hundred book reviews and six hundred movie reviews. One of the latter created his first little scandal. Of Twentieth Century Fox’s ...