The Works of Graham Greene, Volume 3: Additions & Essays

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Epigraph
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Section 1 The Works of Graham Greene: A Reader’s Bibliography and Guide
	Section 1a  Additional material
	Section 1b  New entries
Section 2 The Works of Graham Greene Volume 2: A Guide to the Graham Greene Archives
	Section 2a  Additional material
	Section 2b  New entries
Section 3 Essays
	Vivat Bristowa: Graham Greene, Berkhamsted and the unfinished novel Lucius (Mike Hill)
	Graham Greene’s The Virtue of Disloyalty: Origins, context and significance (Jon Wise)
	‘A hot cookie, if a minuscule one’: The Comedians, the Haiti Government and the Foreign Office (Jon Wise)
	‘Unfilmable’: ‘The Basement Room’ becomes The Fallen Idol (Mike Hill)
	‘Murder didn’t mean much to Raven’: A Gun for Sale in context (Mike Hill)
	‘Treating the contemporary world with poetic realism’: Graham Greene and It’s a Battlefield (Jon Wise)
	A House of Reputation: Graham Greene’s ‘last significant play’ (Jon Wise)
	An old man’s memory: The strange case of The Tenth Man (Mike Hill)
	‘No longer a by-product’ but a ‘main occupation’: Greene and the short story, 1961–71 (Jon Wise)
Index
Index of Greene’s Work
General Index