4 good links

  1. Greene Birthplace Trust

    Fans from his hometown describe his influence and career

  2. The Art of Fiction: Graham Greene

    The Paris Review chats him up about his art

  3. Graham Greene's Vietnam

    Explores the role of travel in Greene's work

  4. Graham Greene and the Movies

    His filmography from the Internet Movie Database

Graham Greene Biography

Name at birth: Henry Graham Greene

Graham Greene was a popular and critically acclaimed author during the 20th century, a British writer known for stranger-in-a-strange-land stories such as 1955's The Quiet American. By his own claim, Greene wrote both "entertainments" and "serious novels," many of them political thrillers. An editor, essayist, playwright and novelist, Greene's other famous works include Brighton Rock (1938), Our Man in Havana (1958) and The Honorary Consul (1973). He had a long association with the movies, and was involved in This Gun for Hire (1942, with Alan Ladd), The Third Man (1949, starring Orson Welles) and Loser Takes All (1956).

Extra credit:

Graham's mother was a cousin to British writer Robert Louis Stevenson.

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