Graham Greene Studies

“All Writers Are Equal but Some  Writers Are More Equal Than Others:” Some Reflections On Links and Contrasts Between Graham Greene and George Orwell

The Invisible  Japanese  Gentlmen:”  Graham Greene’s Literary Influence in Japan

Graham Greene  And The Congo, 1959: Personal Memories and Background of A Burnt-Out Case

Graham Greene in Love and War: French Indochina and the Making of The Quiet American

“Memory Cheats”:  Deception, Recollection, And The Problem Of Reading In The Captain And The Enemy

Reflections

Acknowledgements

Inside Cover Page

Dedication Page

Call For Papers

Front Matter

Review

Figures In Greene’s Carpet: The Power and The Glory to Monsignor Quixote

Shades Of Greene  In Catholic  Literary Modernism

Introduction

‘Dr Fischer of Geneva’ Or There’s so Much More to Christmas Crackers

The Furthest  Escape Of All: Darkness And Refuge In The Belgian Congo

Travels with  Graham Greene

Graham Greene’s Books for Children

Darkest Greeneland: Brighton Rock

Traveling in Greeneland

The Ritz

Maps and Illustrations

<p>Graham Greene Studies is an academic, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the life and work of Graham Greene (1904 – 1991). It welcomes research articles, book reviews, interviews, and responses to previously published articles. University academics, independent researchers, and post-graduate, doctoral, undergraduate, and graduate students are invited to submit papers</p>

Graham Greene Studies, Volume 1

Graham Greene Studies (Vol. 1)

Items in this collection

“All Writers Are Equal but Some Writers Are More Equal Than Others:” Some Reflections On Links and Contrasts Between Graham Greene and George Orwell

The Invisible Japanese Gentlmen:” Graham Greene’s Literary Influence in Japan

Graham Greene And The Congo, 1959: Personal Memories and Background of A Burnt-Out Case