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Prolific English novelist (1904-1991). Born Henry Graham Greene in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire.

His novels are written in a contemporary realistic style, often featuring characters troubled by self-doubt and living in seedy or rootless circumstances. The doubts were often of a religious nature, perhaps echoing the author's Roman Catholic beliefs.

Verse

  • Bubbling April 1925

Novels

  • The Man Within 1925
  • The Name of Action 1930
  • Rumour at Nightfall 1932
  • Stamboul Train 1932
  • It's a Battlefield 1934
  • England Made Me 1935
  • Brighton Rock 1938
  • The Power and the Glory 1940
  • The Heart of the Matter 1948
  • The Quiet American 1955
  • The Third Man 1950 (for a film by Carol Reed)
  • The End of the Affair 1951
  • Our Man in Havana 1958
  • A Burnt-Out Case 1961
  • The Comedians 1965
  • Travels with My Aunt 1969
  • The Honorary Consul 1973
  • The Human Factor 1978
  • Doctor Fischer of Geneva 1980
  • Monsignor Quixote 1982
  • The Captain and the Enemy 1982

Autobiography

  • A Sort of Life 1971 (autobiography)
  • Ways of Escape 1980 (autobiography)

Travel Books

  • Journey Without Maps 1936
  • The Lawless Roads 1939
  • In Search of a Character: Two African Journals 1961

Plays

  • The Living Room 1953
  • The Potting Shed 1957
  • The Complaisant Lover 1959