Publications
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| Title | Author | Date | Pages |
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| Inaugural Lecture | Bill West | 1997 | 16pp |
| Graham Greene and the Berkhamsted Connection | John Davison | 1998 | 10pp |
| The Comic Sense of Graham Greene | Neil Sinyard | 1999 | 16pp |
| Darkest Greeneland: Brighton Rock | Cedric Watts | 2000 | 16pp |
| The Craft of Graham Greene | Neil Sinyard | 2001 | 16pp |
| Graham Greene and Pathos | Martin Corner | 2002 | 16pp |
| The Long Wait for Aunt Augusta: Reflections on Graham Greene's Fictional Women | Judith Adamson | 2002 | 15pp |
| A Burnt-Out Case: an Autobiographical Suicide | Rudolf van Dalm | 2003 | 16pp |
| Greene and Hitchcock – SOLD OUT | Mike Hill | 2003 | 16pp |
| Inside and Outside: Graham Greene and Evelyn Waugh | Robert Murray Davis | 2005 | 16pp |
| Ways of Affirmation and Ways of Escape: Graham Greene in Mexico and the Congo |
Tom Aitken | 2005 | 16pp |
| Ghost on the Rooftops: How Conrad Haunted Graham Greene |
Cedric Watts | 2007 |
| Title | Price |
|---|---|
| 1998 Festival (VHS) | £6 |
| 1999 Festival (VHS) | £6 |
| BBC 2 Arena Programmes | £10 |
| Date | Author | Title |
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| The Voice of Graham Greene: Greene interviewed by David Lodge; Greene on Waugh: Une Façon de Parler. Price £10 | ||
| 1998 | Nigel Lewis interviews Paul Hogarth | |
| 1999 | Michael Meyer | |
| 2001 | Roger Watkins | Greene and the Theatre |
| Patrick Salmon | Graham Greene’s Scandinavian Lives | |
| Julia Llewellyn Smith | Travels without my Aunt | |
| Peter Duffel and Quentin Falk | Discussion of the film "England Made Me" | |
| Neil Sinyard | All the World owes me a Living | |
| Martin Corner | Graham Greene and Pathos | |
| Judith Adamson | The Long Wait for Aunt Augusta | |
| Bernard Diederich | Graham Greene among Demons and Dictators | |
| 2002 | Nigel West | Graham Greene and the Secret Service |
| Rudolf van Dalm and Alexander Kulpok | Worldwide Perceptions of Graham Greene Part One | |
| Neil Sinyard | It wasn't like that in the novel | |
| Christopher Hampton | Adapting Graham Greene for the Cinema | |
| Dr Patricia Graham and Dr Yamagata |
Worldwide Perceptions of Graham Greene Part Two | |
| Anthony Arblaster | Graham Greene as aPolitical Novelist | |
| Maria Couto | Graham Greene: Crossing the Frontier | |
| Professor Valentine Cunningham | Greene and Metro Landscapes | |
| Gloria Emerson and Tim Waterstone |
Graham Greene's Americans and The End of The Affair (combined CD) |
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| Christopher Hawtree | The Freewheeling Graham Greene | |
| 2003 | Christopher Neame | Monsignor Quixote, the film |
| Rodney Bennett and Philip French |
Discussion of the film Monsignor Quixote | |
| Neil Sinyard | Perfect in being Much Too Short | |
| Tom Hill | Greene's Portrayal of Christians and Christian issues | |
| Tom Aitken | The Power and the Glory and A Burnt-Out Case |
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| Mgr Roderick Strange | A Religious Awareness | |
| Paul Willetts | Julian MacLaren Ross: Fear and Loathing in Fitzrovia | |
| Professor Bob Davis | Graham Greene and Evelyn Waugh | |
| Soundtrack of David Pearce’s dramatised version of ‘A Burnt-Out Case’ specially written for the Festival | ||
| 2004 | Neil Sinyard | On his new book: Graham Greene – A Literary Life |
| Alexander Kulpok | The German-Austrian Connection | |
| Tom Aitken | Was Judas the Third Man? The lost childhood in the cinema of Graham Greene |
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| Professor Richard Greene | Graham Greene’s Letters | |
| Professor David Lodge | Graham Greene and the Anxiety of Influence | |
| Bruce Kent | More Power | |
| Sir John Mortimer | Reminiscences | |
| Robert McCrum | Graham Greene and P G Wodehouse | |
| Louise Dennys | A Literary Relationship | |
| Cedric Watts | Ghost on the rooftops. How Conrad haunted Greene | |
| Brigitte Timmermann | Greeneland on the Danube | |
| Neil Sinyard | The Novelist and the Tramp: Greene and Charlie Chaplin | |
| Norman Sherry | vol 3 of his biography of Graham Greene | |
| Discussion organised by The Tablet on 'Catholicism and Graham Greene' | ||
| Date | Author | Title |
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| 2005 | Mark Bryant | The Art of the Matter: Graham Greene and his works in Cartoon and Caricature |
| Tom Aitken | Innocents Abroad? 'The Quiet American' and 'Our Man in Havana' | |
| Sir Peter Stothard | Greene and The Times: God exists only for leader writers | |
| Martin Corner | Childhood in Greene's fiction | |
| Adrian Wootton | Graham Greene and the Cinema | |
| Guy Hamilton interviewed by Neil Sinyard about ‘The Third Man’ and ‘The Fallen Idol’ | ||
| Marie Françoise Allain and Euan Cameron | A Guiding Light and Graham Greene: the man of passionate extremes |
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| John Sutherland | The End of the Affair | |
| Kate Mosse | The End of the Affair | |
| Clive Francis | With great pleasure – readings from Graham Greene’s prose | |
| Dr Rudolf van Dalm | The Splinter of Ice | |
| Neil Sinyard | The dangerous third martini: Graham Greene’s experience as a film critic | |
| 2006 | Bernard Bergonzi | Greene and the Critic |
| Lord Hattersley | English Journeyman | |
| Ivan Wise | Clash of Ideals: Greene and G B Shaw | |
| Professor Cedric Watts | The Power and the Glory: Paradoxes and Pleasures | |
| Patrick Marnham | From the Lawless Roads to Getting to know the General: a political journey | |
| Miranda France | Greene, Argentina and ‘The Honorary Consul' | |
| Dr Michel LeChat | Personal/memories and background of ‘A Burnt-out Case’ | |
| Rudolf Van Dalm (delivered by Yan Christensen) I am my books: Greene, children and child-women | ||
| 2007 | Professor Robert Davis | Figures in Greene’s Carpet |
| Professor Richard Greene | Over the Border | |
| William Boyd | Heart of the Matter | |
| David Pearce | Readings in the Style of Graham Greene | |
| Chris Woodhead | 'A Burnt-out Case' | |
| Laslo Molnar and Ramon Ramiporta | Greene and Catholicism in Hungary | |
| Neil Sinyard | Limelight in Vienna | |
| Clive Francis | A Greene Occasion – readings from Graham Greene | |
| 2008 | Libby Purves | On ‘Brighton Rock’ and the short stories |
| Peter Hollindale | Original Innocence, Graham Greene’s Children: the reading of the nature of the child | |
| Dr Andrew Biswell | Saints, Sinners and Exiles | |
| Rupert, Graf Strachwitz | Barbara Greene, countess Strachwitz | |
| Mervyn Peake | The Life and Work of Mervyn Peake | |
| Brigitte Timmermann | ‘I never knew the Old Vienna before the war, with its Strauss music, glamour and easy charm’ | |
| François Gallix | The Riddles of Graham Greene: ‘Brighton Rock’ as a literary Catholic Detective Story | |
| Ian Ker | Greene and the Catholic Revival in English Literature | |
| Darren Middleton | Graham Greene’s Evolutionary Theology in ‘Brighton Rock’, ‘A Burnt-out Case’ and ‘The Honorary Consul’ | |
| Chris Mullin | My Brief Career as a Novelist – with thanks to Graham Greene | |
| Neil Sinyard | Feuds, Frauds and the Great Sausage Scandal: some reflections on the tortured friendship of Graham Greene and Noel Coward | |
| Gail Vida Hamburg | Alden Pyle – Signifier of American Exceptionalism from the Putiratans to George Bush – and how ‘The Quiet American’ found his way into my novel | |
| David Pearce | ‘Stamboul Train’ and the Timetable for 1932: branch lines, the wrong sort of snow, and ‘going all the way’ | |
| 2009 | Tom Aitken | Eccentric Catholics: Graham Greene and Frederick Rolfe as spoiled priests |
| Rod Mengham | Graham Greene in the Thirties | |
| Jeremy Lewis | The Other Greenes | |
| Fr. Mark Bosco SJ | Graham Greene: Catholic Literary Modernist | |
| Prof François Gallix | The Discovery of the Empty Chair | |
| Chris Hull | Prophecy and Comedy in Havana: Greene’s ‘entertainment’ and the reality of British diplomacy in Cuba | |
| Michael Billington | Graham Greene in the Theatre | |
| David Crystal | Going careful in ‘The Third Man’: a linguistic exploration | |
| Kate Adie | Into Danger | |
| Neil Sinyard | Forgotten Memories and the Mystery of the Tenth Man | |
| David Pearce | ‘Dr Fischer of Geneva’ and coming to terms with terrorism | |
| 2010 | Jeremy Lewis | The ‘Hall’ Greenes |
| Prof François Gallix | Greene’s Unpublished Material | |
| Dr Frances McCormack | Nothing but a regret: compunction and shame in the Catholic novels of Graham Greene | |
| Mike Hill | Greene and Hitchcock: an illustrated talk | |
| Peter Hollindale | Conrad and Greene in Two Continents | |
| Tim Butcher | Chasing the Devil – How Greene lost his heart to West Africa | |
| Michael Brierley | A (second) Psychoanalyst looks at Graham Greene | |
| Svetlana Dimcovic | On Directing ‘The Potting Shed’ | |
| Prof Thomas O’Connor | Double Exposure: Capturing Greene on film | |
| David Pearce | Will the real Graham Greene please stand up? | |
| Rowan Joffe | The re-imagining of ‘Brighton Rock’. A talk illustrated by excerpts from the new film from and still photography | |
| 2011 | Christian Hofferbert and Mike Hill | Godless Greene – Changing Extremes in Greene’s Work, and The Overnight Bag |
| Professor François Gallix | Graham Greene’s books for children (lecture read by Yan Christensen) | |
| Martin Jenkins, and Tim Bentinck |
At last the Blue Plaque! and How Greene was my Childhood? |
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| Julian Clapp | ‘Brighton Rock’ Locations | |
| Prof Cedric Watts | ‘Brighton Rock’, Janus and Proteous | |
| Prof Joyce Stavick | The Not-so-Quiet Americans: University students speak out as Greene film critics | |
| Prof Michael Brennan | Faith and Authorship in the early novels | |
| Lee Langley | Traps and Escapes: adapting Greene for the screen | |
| Prof Steve Chibnall | Problems with Pinkie: adapting ‘Brighton Rock’ for the screen | |
| Dr Bernard Ineichen | Spies, Lies and Dangerous to Believe – espionage in the writings of Norman Lewis and Graham Greene | |
| Prof Neil Sinyard | All writers are equal but some writers are more equal than others | |
| Exhibition of medals, awards and other memorabilia | £2.50 |
| Paul Hogarth cartoon of Graham Greene: | Packs of 6 | £1.00 |
To order: contact Bill Willett on 01442 863760 or publications@grahamgreenebt.org
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and send your order to
The Treasurer, Graham Greene Birthplace Trust, 14 Gilpins Ride, Berkhamsted, HP4 2PD